'framing argument' is correct and usable in written English.
To use it, you can introduce a point of view by explaining the context in which it exists and how it should be understood. For example: "Although the court decided in favor of the defendant, it is important to note that their framing argument had significant flaws."
The disparity in their circumstances highlights the challenges that both the Obama and the Romney campaigns face in framing arguments that will resonate across the country.
One of the most important skills I learned as a concentrator was the ability to utilize inductive reasoning in framing arguments.
The bid will have been formed on the back of hysteria rather than as a result of framing arguments and policies that address more precise challenges – creaking public services and infrastructure, low productivity, housing, generational inequality and the rest.
Given that 'finding solutions' is perceived as culturally feminine, finding and framing arguments with macho appeal is key to communicating with a broader swath of Americans.
While I hate framing arguments in terms of U.S. competitiveness, it is time we take note of China's R&D ascendance, which will cause re-location of talent, capital and business away from the U.S. over time.
How to frame arguments in academic writing.
He loathed the way the chancellor framed arguments about benefits as "strivers versus shirkers".
And it is precisely this willingness to frame arguments in universal terms that distinguishes a democracy from a mere tyranny of the majority.
As a law professor, your goal is not to lecture, but to elicit from students their deepest intuitions about their own values, and to show them how to frame arguments for what they believe.
Accordingly, the fact that Rorty often distances himself from the terms in which he earlier framed arguments and made diagnoses is in itself no reason to impose on him, as some have done, a temporal dichotomy.
