The phrase "aesthetic framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the principles or concepts that guide the visual or artistic aspects of a project, design, or theory.
Example: "The artist's work is deeply influenced by her aesthetic framework, which emphasizes minimalism and natural forms."
Alternatives: "visual framework" or "artistic framework".
He decided to use the aesthetic framework of the mug shot to capture the experience of commuting inherent to modern urban life.
Aguilar y Wedge is inspired by the tangibility of concepts translated into material expressions visualized through an aesthetic framework of science fiction, futurism and surrealism.
"It's going to provide us with a new aesthetic framework for our streets and sidewalks, and will also raise substantial revenues through the sale of advertising space," said Council Speaker Gifford Miller.
The three principals settled quickly on the aesthetic framework: two large-scale classical plays in a kind of "hall of mirrors" repertory, as Mr. Mendes put it, to be performed in Brooklyn, at the Old Vic and on tour worldwide.
"Colored Sands" is Gorguts' first record in 12 years, and will, rightly if unfairly, be compared to "Obscura," from 1998, because there are few records that broke out of any aesthetic framework so aggressively as that one did.
This vision anchors a universal authority in the moral, ritualistic, and aesthetic framework of a secular high culture, while providing social and moral criteria for assessing fair, humanitarian governance and proper social relations.
In his movies, characters feel as if they live in a world that's so rapidly changing, so unsettled and destabilizing, that it seems the very ground under them is collapsing along with innumerable social, political and aesthetic frameworks.
Since the country's founding, Jones says, "White Christian America" has provided believers and nonbelievers alike with a "shared aesthetic, a historical framework, and a moral vocabulary".
More than a utility, the web browser is an aesthetic and cultural framework with implicit stylistic and functional biases.
"These are no longer solely based on the manufacture of Cold War fear, but reflect a variety of conceptual frameworks, aesthetic, and political concerns".
Its reductionist aesthetic is a perfect framework for the spontaneity and improvisatory tendencies of many digital video movies.
