"incentive framework" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a system of rewards or punishments that motivates people to achieve specific goals. For example, "The new incentive framework encourages employees to achieve their daily sales goals by offering rewards for those who exceed the expected amount."
Instead of fueling the war, oil revenues should be transformed into part of the incentive framework for a settlement.
As the commission put it, there remained a question over how a "vertically integrated operator" might "react to such an incentive framework".
This 'Systems Level Measure Framework' (SLMF) has evolved from the Integrated Performance and Incentive Framework (IPIF) previously reported in this journal.
The full management system needs to be thought of coherently to create an incentive framework that motivates fishers to avoid unwanted catches.
This time-limited incentive framework originated from Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution, which empowered Congress to create laws meant promote the "progress of science," which they intended broadly).
We argue that structuring these properly will provide a sound fundamental business logic and incentive framework for the project, around which a myriad of detailed considerations can be structured and delegated.
The challenge is to understand the implications in terms of policy and regulations, incentive frameworks and capacity development.
Commissioning specifically to improve clinical quality and safety required additional incentive frameworks through which improvements could be monitored and additional drivers for change generated.
To support Governments in addressing this pressing matter, FAO has put together the Umbrella Programme Supporting Responsible Investments in Agriculture and Food Systems, which recognizes the importance of creating an environment conducive to responsible investment, including legal, institutional and investment incentive frameworks.
Given the absence of efficient market design, we identify three key areas of concern with the current transmission investment arrangements: (i) a mis-aligned incentives framework for transmission investment and operation; (ii) lack of coordination of investment and operation; and (iii) conflicts of interest.
The first set of analyses examined whether the removal of an indicator from the incentives framework affected the subsequent mean performance of practices as measured by that indicator.
