The phrase "about framework" is not correct and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used when discussing a topic related to a framework, but it typically requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The discussion was primarily about framework design and its implications for software development."
Alternatives: "regarding the framework" or "concerning the framework".
By way of illustration, we can quote the work of Hines and Bishop about "Framework Foresight" [16] and "Foresight Diamond" by R. Popper.
"By using the Stacksmith service application developers can free themselves from worrying about framework dependencies and lower level Linux requirements; they can focus on building great software using their language of choice," said Simon Bennett, Bitnami's Vice President of products in today's announcement.
All respondents were extremely positive about framework implementation and resulting recommendations.
Additional concerns about framework agreements, which may act as barriers to their introduction and use, include price volatility, local manufacturers' participation, and the inclusion of new technology during the course of the framework contract.
"Governments can think about frameworks to encourage longer term thinking.
There has been a lot of talk about frameworks and concerns over the impact of reform.
"We're trying to get ahead of the curve here... to answer a lot of these technical questions about frameworks, guidelines — for both tax and entitlements," Baucus said.
In this case, that means teaching deep learning in a low-level language like Python before even thinking about frameworks.
After this, they watched a presentation about frameworks, which included the description of some popular examples and their hot spots.
He said he was worried about statements Iran had made about the framework nuclear agreement, and raised concerns that Barack Obama may "unilaterally and prematurely halt sanctions".
One talked about "a framework that delivers a platform".
