The phrase "ash frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a frame made from ash wood, often in contexts related to furniture, construction, or art.
Example: "The artist chose an elegant ash frame to complement the vibrant colors of the painting."
Alternatives: "ash wood frame" or "frame made of ash".
The coupe's aluminum-skin body used an ash frame.
An ash frame is covered by 14 layers of treated paper and trimmed in leather.
If you're worried about rust or woodworm, the chassis is autophoretic coated and the ash frame Cuprinol dipped.
While the car retains many styling themes from the current models, plus their ash frame and aluminum bodywork, it is otherwise thoroughly modern.
7. The Windward lounger, new from England, has a bent ash frame and a sail-like polyester canvas cover that comes in red, blue, green or white.
My father and mother were coming up from Cambridge to New Hampshire, one day, in their newly purchased automobile an aircooled Franklin, with an ash frame.
With ash frames and nylon polyurethane-treated lacing, they are good for deep snow and off-trail snowshoeing because of their generous surface area.
The chassis was aircraft-grade steel, but the body was an ash wood frame with aluminum tacked to its sides and a roof of taut, painted canvas.
The fixture has a prismatic lens formed by three one-way mirrors that reflect and multiply the appearance of LED strips within an ebonized ash wood frame.
The old medieval chant, which begins "Day of wrath, that day turns the world to ash," was framed as a warning of political and environmental catastrophe.
(CDS): Coding Sequence; (ORF): Open Reading Frame; (ASH): Allelic Sequence Heterozygosity; (SNP): Single Nucleotide Polymorphism; (INDEL): Insertion or Deletion; JJH and OF carried out the bioinformatic analyses and wrote the manuscript.
