"form a framework" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express the idea of creating something larger and more organized, such as in the sentence: "We need to form a framework of policies and guidelines for our organization."
Some of the play's characters pray continuously, so Ms. Auerbach set sacred texts as sung psalms, which form a framework for the piece.
John W. Oxendine, the insurance commissioner of Georgia, who called the hearing, and some other state regulators said they thought Mr. Blanch's plan might form a framework that could gain support in Congress.
Part of the proposed plan, which is now under trialogue between the European Commission, the European parliament and the Council of the European Union, is to form a framework for pan-European data regulation with the possibility of forming a "super data regulator" for issues that cross borders and affect EU citizens of more than one country.
Second, the equations form a framework for performing control functions.
The reference models, challenges, and considerations collectively form a framework for data use for smart cities.
These steps form a framework which facilitates the systematic generation and evaluation of entrainer alternatives.
In Scotland ScotRail, which runs trains, and Network Rail, which looks after track, have formed a "framework alliance" for certain projects.
This might be geek fare, but it forms a framework for a political programme that will seek to reach beyond party loyalties and be conducive to constructing coalitions of different interests on common ground.
Advisers to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are drafting policy suggestions aimed at forming a framework that he plans to present to President Obama at their first summit meeting, in Washington on May 18.
In co-operation with stakeholders a vision was formulated that formed a framework for future developments.
They bridge the cell interior, forming a framework that is used as a reference for different cellular organelles.
