The phrase "a workable framework" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to refer to a structure or system that can be used or adapted to suit a particular purpose. For example, "The team created a workable framework that could be adjusted to fit different scenarios."
But turning a main piece of this noble goal — ending proprietary trading — into a workable framework is proving devilish.
The antis are in denial over how to reconstruct a workable framework for a free-trade area after a no vote.
The critical factor in a plan's success, Mr. Epling believes, is a workable framework within which it is conceived, executed and, most important, utilized.
The diversionary bill that they drafted, the OPEN Act, would do little to stop the illegal behavior and would not establish a workable framework, standards or remedies.
In incorporating mobile learning into daily teaching and learning, technologist educators must initially consider a workable framework to gauge the teaching and learning process.
The STM approach provides a sound theoretical basis for restoration decisions, while the Bayesian network implementation provides a workable framework for using the STM adaptively.
And though the U.S. has made a few costly mistakes, one of the reasons for our success is that, over the decades, capable people labored to establish a set of relationships with other nations and a generally workable framework of international organizations that have given the United States and the world a reasonable degree of peace, stability and prosperity.
In the next 12-18 months, Title III of the JOBS Act may become a reality, allowing non-accredited investors to participate in equity crowdfunding under a more workable framework, as compared to the existing Title IV "mini IPOs" that are now possible and include non-accredited investor participation.
International treaty bodies such as the International Plant Protection Convention, the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety are actively engaged in constructing a suitably workable framework.
It was therefore necessary to find a workable model that could be implemented within the framework of daily hospital routine.
"In many respects, achieving a credible and workable framework for resolving large and complex financial institutions would be the pinnacle accomplishment in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis," said Jeremiah Norton, FDIC director.
