The phrase "an institutional frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the context or structure within which institutions operate or make decisions.
Example: "The research was conducted within an institutional frame that emphasized collaboration and transparency."
Alternatives: "an organizational framework" or "a structural context".
This reflects the commonly held assumption that multilateral environmental agreements typically gradually evolve from loose political statements towards an institutional framing of the problem and finally into binding, enforceable agreements (e.g. [6]).
This reflects the commonly held assumption that multilateral environmental agreements typically gradually evolve from loose political statements towards an institutional framing of the problem and finally into binding, enforceable agreements (e.g. [ 6]).
Reference to it serves to emphasise an institutional framing of the IFR and remove the need for deliberating the merits of the specific case at a panel meeting; it becomes a more or less straightforward case of 'the policy says no'.
But such censure often failed to recognise the historical and institutional frame of his analysis, which included the common law's traditional bias towards property rights protection and the fact that access to the courts has been restricted to all but a handful of wealthy people.
Thus, the institutional frame that allows to link education with labor market should be taken into account.
The institutional frame means also the interweaving of formal constraints (the Highway Code, the Criminal Code) and informal rules (the specific use of the devices, which can be left to the judgment of police officers, social condemnation of certain speed-related behaviors...), which yield interactions whose outcomes are sometimes unexpected.
The institutional frame of the German health care system makes it even more difficult to calculate the cost effectiveness of innovative, high-priced medical devices with a sufficient sample size in a real-life setting than it is compared to pharmaceutical innovations.
44 She shifts quickly from an individual, unique 'here and now' framing ("I know you have…") to a more general institutional framing ("we've called you in…").
These three overlapping conceptual arenas – contextual and institutional framing, operational approaches and influencing spaces – provide a useful way of reflecting on and organising our experience.
However, ultimately it is the institutional framing of exceptionality that dominates discussion and leads to a decision not to fund.
