"framework of how to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a plan or structure for achieving a certain goal or completing a task. Example: "The teacher provided us with a framework of how to write a persuasive essay, which included brainstorming, outlining, and revising before the final draft."
Given a possible shift in goals and budgets — President Obama will reveal his space plans on Monday in his 2011 budget request — the study is to survey the variety of available rockets and spacecraft, consider different strategies for reaching future destinations and recommend a framework of how to proceed.
We provide a framework of how to conceptualize an optimal dose in this challenging setting of nonpharmacologic treatments.
This paper presents a framework of how to apply compositional and assume-guarantee reasoning to linear time-invariant (LTI) systems.
Obviously because we were "fighting for our lives!" Straightforward, clear and persuasive, yes, but where were the political and historical context and philosophical framework of how to proceed?
Your financial plan should include information about the money you have, debts, future earnings, and your goals for the future with a clear framework of how to accomplish those goals.
However, a framework of how to assess fully whether such genetic information might help improve the clinical management of patients remains unclear, especially when compared to laboratory markers that are considered the gold standard in evaluating disease prognosis.
However, the silence of the DROP model on transformative capacity limits the utility of the framework for discussions of how to dismantle the status quo that could have caused the disaster in the first place.
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In the proposed framework, we address the issue of how to classify a user as cell-edge user or cell-interior user, and how much radio resource the cell-edge users may occupy.
This paper interprets a study design through a social marketing framework and provides a guide of how to conceptualize, implement and assess a social marketing approach to genetics health services research for the deaf population.
The point is that habitual behaviors come in many different forms, and squeezing them into one framework misses some of the nuances of how to change behavior effectively.
