The phrase "contextual framework" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the background or circumstances in which something is taking place or being discussed. Example: The historical, political, and cultural factors of a region provide the contextual framework for understanding its current economic situation.
Although a lone wolf, a contextual framework for his music appears to be developing that could bring more exposure for his craft.
After the message was published by The Orlando Sentinel, Dr. Griffin issued a statement saying his message had failed "to provide the contextual framework for my remarks, and my support for the administration's policies".
Specific components of the blog (Herring's images, themes, features, links, language use, and exchanges) support the two research questions, which provide a contextual framework for Herring's analysis methodology.
Comprehensive in scope, while clear and concise, the text provides a rich contextual framework which supports understanding and application of the principles.
But if you see the signs in your son or daughter (or yourself) what do you do? "You could help them by reading together, for example, and putting ideas into a contextual framework.
Then divide the students into subgroups, and ask each subgroup to research a "contextual framework" for their computer games, using the following guidelines (written on the board or copied in a handout for easier student access): Conflict Overview: –What countries were involved in this conflict?
Within this contextual framework, some individuals envisioned new enterprises or new products and services, while others saw opportunities for maximizing or optimizing existing businesses, and still others found opportunities through reinvention or recreation of companies or technologies that were considered stagnant or declining.
Noting the benefits and limitations, the article develops a number of themes that would influence a model Privacy Impact Assessment as a contextual framework for forensic laboratories and law enforcement agencies considering implementing forensic DNA phenotyping for operational use.
A new scale, PUL (Performance of the Upper Limb), was then designed according to a specific contextual framework, of upper limb function in both ambulant and non-ambulant individuals with dystrophinopathy.
Finally, the diagnostic studies played a crucial role in making the partners within the Convergence of Sciences project aware of the importance of contextual framework conditions in determining the relevance of the project.
Congruent with the interdependent and overlapping contexts, and reciprocal relationships assumptions of Revenson's (1994) ecological/contextual framework, results suggested characteristics of patients and wives (e.g., age, mental health, social functioning, hostility, depression, general perceived health) to interactively moderate their perceptions of social support.
