The phrase "as a framework for addressing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structure or system that helps to tackle a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The new policy was developed as a framework for addressing the challenges faced by the community."
Alternatives: "as a basis for tackling" or "as a structure for dealing with".
There is a conceptual shift in European research as RRI partly takes over from ELSA as a framework for addressing important concerns regarding the effects of new technologies on society and environment.
While originally utilized to improve health delivery systems for chronic care management [ 17- 21], it has more recently been used as a framework for addressing preventive care and risk behavior [ 22, 23], including tobacco use [ 24, 25].
As understanding of the complexity of lifestyle risk factor interventions has increased, prevention science is observing a gradual shift from individual risk-factor approaches, through multiple risk-factor approaches, community capacity and multi-level approaches, to a recent emphasis on systems thinking as a framework for addressing complexity.
Finally, I advocate deepening the sector's engagement with underserved communities as one planning outcome, working toward a framework for addressing inequality.
This paper provides a framework for addressing recreation as an example of Cultural Ecosystem Services and a methodology to support landscape management based on recreation activities at a regional scale.
The FDA guidance provides a framework for addressing such issues as clinical significance, study design, and statistical methods as they relate to applications for labeling claims; however, no set of recommended approaches for assessing specific symptoms by patient report in clinical trials exists, other than for pain.
The solutions used by these companies are categorised to form a framework for addressing this subject and as a basis for further research into the practical application of agility at the distribution centre level.
