The phrase "automation framework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of software development or testing to refer to a set of tools, guidelines, and best practices that automate processes.
Example: "We are implementing an automation framework to streamline our testing procedures and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "automated testing structure" or "automation system".
The Sauce testing cloud uses Selenium, an open source testing project and browser automation framework, to automate web browsers for testing purposes.
A shot automation framework has been deployed during the past year to orchestrate and automate shots performed at the NIF using the ICCS.
At the VUV FEL, an automation framework based on the techniques of finite state machines has been developed and tested.
This manuscript proposes a test automation framework, which uses an XML-based test procedure language independent of the underlying test environment.
Rucio addresses these issues by relying on new technologies to ensure system scalability, cover new user requirements and employ new automation framework to reduce operational overheads.
To enable the design automation framework, we first pre-built a library of open and closed planar curves generated by commonly used planar linkages.
Monitoring and Reconfiguration modules in Figure2 interact with the data centre monitoring and automation frameworks to perform their tasks.
"And as we get new requests there are a couple of other automation frameworks for testing Android devices, and we're adding these in as we go".
But today, Testdroid and the like will have some new competition from a company called AppThwack, which plans to not only match Testdroid's capabilities, but will go even further in terms of the number of automation frameworks it supports.
"And as we get new requests there are a couple of other automation frameworks for testing Android devices, and we're adding these in as we go". He mentions monkeyrunner, MonkeyTalk, and Calabash as those under consideration.
This opens the doors to a full panoply of options: network overlays, automation frameworks that drive down operational costs and risk from manual processes, open interfaces that reduce the friction of mixing and matching equipment in various roles to drive down costs, etc.
