"draw a framework" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a mental or physical picture of how certain things are organized or related to each other. For example: "In order to understand the complex nature of the global economic system, it is helpful to draw a framework of its main features and connections."
This paper reviews different scholarly articles to draw a conceptual framework for identifying the interface of strategic planning, components of strategic action planning and urban sustainability.
After using the reference material to draw a tight framework for the page, Bechdel copied the line art illustration onto plate finish Bristol board for the final inked page, which she then scanned into her computer.
To explain companies' tie choice behavior, we draw on a framework on the benefits of board interlocks originally stemming from resource dependence theory (Pfeffer and Salancik 1978).
8 Below we draw out a framework for collaborative use of outcome data between clinical leads and funders drawing on learning from CORC's experience in the challenging environment of child mental health.
The main aim of this research work is to draw up a framework proposal for integrated materials and process selection in product design.
Then, in early 2010, the two agencies decided to draw up a framework agreement, which would improve "intelligence collection, information sharing, and operational support".
Mandela met secretly at the prison, and even in the presidential mansion, with Botha and government ministers to draw up a framework for discussions between the government and the ANC.
In our effort to explore men's and women's own explanations of depression, we draw on a framework of gender theory and social constructionism.
This paper reviews the development of the family of concrete-filled steel tubular structures to date and draws a research framework on CFST members.
This article aims at drawing a larger framework of the ideas developed by Jevons, looking at some specific points that testify to his position as a turning point in the history of environmental studies.
