The phrase "as a framework in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structure or system that supports or guides a particular process or concept.
Example: "The theory serves as a framework in understanding the complexities of human behavior."
Alternatives: "as a basis for" or "as a structure in".
The program is viewed as a framework in which both academic and professional concerns are explored.
Despite these problems, the principles remain useful as a framework in which to think about moral issues in medicine and the life sciences.
Several other antitrust complaints related to other specialized search results have been filed in Europe against Google, and Ms. Vestager said Tuesday's announcement could "be used as a framework" in those investigations.
The two-plus-four talks were set up in Ottawa in February as a framework in which the four World War II victors would relinquish their rights and responsibilities over Germany and Berlin.
In addition, this model will be used as a framework in the development and evaluation of effective u-learning systems in higher education in Thailand.
The recent explosion of research in the Tree of Life has brought a wealth of phylogenetic hypotheses that serves as a framework in which to study important ecological and evolutionary patterns.
The president asserted his desire to use Simpson-Bowles as a framework for a Grand Bargain in his speech at the Democratic National Convention.
These principles should not be regarded as inflexible rules but as a framework to aid in the decision-making process in complex medical and ethical situations.
Craft training was institutionalized in Western civilization in the form of apprenticeship, which has survived as a framework for instruction in technical skills.
What do you think about using design challenges as a framework for planning in K12 education?
The simulation results can be used as a framework of PI in FSP process design at industrial scale production.
