The phrase "as framework for" 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 new policy was developed as a framework for improving employee engagement and productivity."
Alternatives: "as a basis for" or "as a structure for".
Her creator, David Hanson, an alum of Disney, is the kind of person who throws around such phrases as "framework for computational compassion".
Despite the familiar conceit — travel as framework for literary criticism — the result is beguiling, full of sparkling prose and odd, unexpected detours.
In her bold new production for Welsh National Opera, director Annilese Miskimmon uses her native Northern Ireland and the Troubles as framework for the piece, by no means untimely.
For this purpose, COSMO-CAMD is presented as framework for molecular design based on COSMO-RS.
The core shell metal-phosphor design presented here serves as framework for the fabrication of inexpensive nanocomposite scintillator.
The approach used in this study and different uncertainty quartiles can serve as framework for evaluating similar underdeveloped reservoirs where large uncertainties are involved.
The methods are to be used as checklists for discussion and as frameworks for decisions to improve the possibility of more sustainable decisions.
Y'know, using improvisation and gut feelings as frameworks for rhythm and composition.
Large-scale neuronal network simulations are increasingly used as frameworks for studying links between anatomical connections and brain dynamics.
Genome-scale models of metabolism (GEMs) have, therefore, served as frameworks for omics data integration and mechanistic interpretation that have been increasingly applied in medically relevant contexts.
These publications have generally introduced and debated conceptual models as frameworks for studying the origin and the consequences of vulnerability on poor health [ 8, 10].
