The phrase "and the frames of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the physical or metaphorical boundaries or structures of something, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "The artist carefully painted the canvas and the frames of the pictures to create a cohesive gallery display."
Alternatives: "and the borders of" or "and the outlines of".
From behind the thicket of those eyebrows and the frames of those glasses, Günter Grass took on all-comers.
The framing is performed before transmission of the data, and the frames of variable size are used depending upon the capacity of channels.
Before training the compact model, a state level segmentation is made using the Viterbi algorithm with the backend model, i.e., the segmentation specifies the alignment between the states and the frames of the training data.
After replacing the linear actuator with the links, by connecting with pin joint between the links and the frames of the wheelchair, the wheelchair performed a static wheelie motion and the front casters were hovered from the ground [8].
This section is followed by a sustained comparative analysis of legislative changes in Denmark, Norway and Sweden, and the frames of argument used to justify them in public and political debate.
Basically the phone display appears in front of your eye and the frames of the glasses as a touchpad.
Then Newt Gingrich came in and the frame of debate shifted further to the right.
But I'll return and finish them when the time, and the frame of mind is right.
He took part in hearings and the framing of legislation concerning federal grants and mandates to state and local governments.
The camera work is rough Almodóvar himself starred as the master of ceremonies for the General Erections contest, and the framing of the shot accidentally cuts off his head.
The depiction of the challenge as a "coup" and the framing of the contest as Members v MPs, Grassroots v Westminster was toxic.
