'delineate a framework' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to establish the structure of something, or provide a set of limitations. For example: "The aim of the study is to delineate a framework for analyzing the impact of economic growth on employment."
This research aims to delineate a framework that enables the integration of different approaches to select a set of site- and scale-specific indices and synthetic descriptors and develop a comprehensive quantitative assessment of variations in human impact on the landscape, through assessment of habitat spatial patterns, which can be used as a baseline for monitoring.
20 Although the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) sponsored a report on medical overuse in 2009, this report did not delineate a framework for research.
This chapter delineates a framework based on statistical and mathematical approaches to measure and manage this risk, and highlights the requirements for the data architecture of the model.
We delineate a new framework for developing constitutive equations for a new class of elastic materials, termed as implicit elastic materials, which can be used to describe the response of such alloys.
This paper thus delineates a general framework to account for ITV and suggests a direction towards a more quantitative trait-based ecology.
Our study delineates a molecular framework for elucidating the functional links between transcriptome control and chromatin organization.
However, these pioneering frameworks did not delineate a mathematical basis for incorporating human behavior into the machine scheduling paradigm.
Flora's (2004) community capitals framework is applied to delineate a broad spectrum of impacts resulting from volunteer tourism.
These findings delineate a mechanism by which BRAFV600E regulates TFEB to reshape the autophagy lysosomal framework in melanoma growth.
But, through sewing, I could delineate a personal physical space.
McHenry and colleagues delineate a neural circuit controlling female sexual behavior.
