"framework of activities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a structured set of actions or tasks that make up a larger plan or project. Here is an example: "The new employee orientation program provides a comprehensive framework of activities designed to introduce new hires to the company's policies, procedures, and culture."
This paper proposes a framework of activities that integrates these two aspects of design phase.
As the result of the research a generic framework of activities for reliability/dependability prognosis is proposed.
The main value of the article is to highlight the relevance of collective approaches in the endeavor of wicked problem resolution, and to provide an integrated framework of activities, actors and purposeful tools.
This paper is one of the components of a larger framework of activities whose purpose is to improve the performance and productivity of space mission systems, i.e. to increase both what can be achieved and the cost effectiveness of this achievement.
In addition, the results of this research will then be helpful to estimate the major sources of contamination in different areas within the framework of activities intending to improve the quality of water.
Ideally, both commercialization and open scientific collaboration could be viewed as complementary strategies within a larger framework of activities aimed at getting the optimal social and economical value from university research that must be alternatively chosen based on prevailing circumstances [ 11].
Furthermore, we attempted to bridge the existing gap in UX research – the lack of theoretical frameworks in understanding user experience – by adopting Engeström's (1987) extended framework of Activity Theory (AT) that provides contextual information essential for understanding contradictions and breakdowns observed in the interactions between the game players.
A laboratory scale plant has been designed for this purpose in the framework of research activities focused on hybrid systems.
It is developed by the CEA in the framework of the activities of the Test Blanket Module Consortium of Associates and under contract with the European Joint Undertaking Fusion For Energy (F4E).
In the framework of research activities on fusion reactors a great effort is dedicated by the scientific community to the development of tritium breeding blankets.
Furthermore, at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, within the framework of EUROfusion activities, a new research campaign has been launched to set-up such a coupling procedure.
