The phrase "around this framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, ideas, or actions that are related to or built upon a specific framework.
Example: "We need to develop our strategy around this framework to ensure alignment with our goals."
Alternatives: "within this framework" or "in relation to this framework".
"We have welcomed the political consensus around this framework for reform.
You could conceivably build a majority coalition around this framework, winning over more working-class women and some Hispanic voters.
We designed a visual interface to wrap around this framework and demonstrate ActiveClean for a video classification problem and a topic modeling problem.
A comprehensive (and globally shared) vision of the world crystalizes around this framework.
We structured the questions relating to why youth smoke in our interview guides around this framework and predictors of youth smoking found in the literature.
Given that our analysis is based on the Competing Values Framework, which is connected to a large body of theoretical and empirical literature, our findings will add to an evidence base around this framework, especially in an academic medicine setting, and will allow formulation of hypotheses for future research.
Based on rigorous study of hundreds of community art centers around the country, this framework is designed to help administrators make thoughtful decisions as they attempt to offer quality education, often on a shoestring budget.
As Lucia told me, it's this framework around the chats (plus the ability to record them) that makes LanguageTwin very different from just using Skype to start a conversation.
This paper suggests a framework which sets out a tentative structure by which to start measuring the impact of capacity building interventions, and invites debate around the application of this framework to plan and measure progress.
Studies designed around this conceptual framework have shown that moderate cerebral hypothermia initiated as early as possible before the onset of secondary deterioration, and continued for a sufficient duration has been associated with long-lasting neuroprotection.
Studies designed around this conceptual framework have shown that moderate cerebral hypothermia initiated as early as possible before the onset of secondary deterioration, and continued for a sufficient duration in relation to the severity of the cerebral injury, has been associated with potent, long-lasting neuroprotection in both adult and perinatal species.
