The word "framers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to those who wrote or proposed a document or set of rules, such as the US Constitution's Framers. For example, "The Framers of the US Constitution created a remarkably flexible document that has lasted and adapted over two centuries."
Most of the people here are framers.
THE framers of America's constitution knew nothing about mobile phones, but they knew a thing or two about unreasonable searches.
With the benefit of hindsight it looks like the framers protected America against an unlikely threat.
When the framers spoke of "an establishment of religion", they meant something like the British system (from which America had only recently escaped), under which the king was the head of a national church and Catholics couldn't stand for Parliament or attend Oxford University.
Jefferson used that formula in a letter to some Baptists who asked him what exactly the constitution's framers had meant when outlawing the establishment of a state religion.
Framers of legislation must henceforth explain which part of the constitution gives Congress power to enact the relevant law.
The executive branch has usurped much of the legislative branch's law-making powers, in flagrant violation of the framers' intended separation of powers.
And if banks are to be subject to the firmer discipline of fair-value accounting, it makes sense to have extra padding.These changes would certainly come at a cost which is one reason to weigh them more carefully than the framers of Sarbanes-Oxley did.
If they weren't such a mess, they could have defeated Rod Blagojevich in 2002 and spared everyone some insanity.The framers of the 17th Amendment — 1%.
Mr Klarman argues that the framers would not even recognise America's modern government, with its mighty administrative branch and imperial executive.
In fact, recognising that the preceding articles of confederation were weak, the framers of the constitution enumerated the powers of Congress: to levy taxes, make war, set the rules of commerce, and much more.The tea party also thinks that the constitution was created to protect the states from federal power.
