"institutional frames" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the structures and rules that govern institutions, such as schools, businesses, and governments. For example, "The new government made changes to the institutional frames to make the system more efficient."
The Met owns 23; they're all on view (in uniform institutional frames, alas).
Still, as we probe further, we realize that these changes are, in fact, adaptations, translations and hybridizations that involve ongoing negotiations with already existing institutional frames and logics.
These particular institutional frames were selected, because the government expected they were the most adapted ones to reach the objectives of public policy.
Increasingly, it is evident that the problem areas attached to these projects stretch beyond technical issues: they must be considered as socio-technical endeavours embedded in complex institutional frames.
Even though observing the initial moment of emergence of Muslim chaplaincy does not allow to assess routines and stabilized modes of interaction, it sheds light on dynamics and mechanisms which articulate the negotiation of the place of religious newcomers at the intersection of law, institutional frames and specific actor constellations.
Nowadays, physicians practice their profession as part of a team across multiple disciplines and decisions are made within the context of multidisciplinary guidelines and institutional frames of reference.
But an institutional frame has developed for them.
But such censure often failed to recognise the historical and institutional frame of his analysis, which included the common law's traditional bias towards property rights protection and the fact that access to the courts has been restricted to all but a handful of wealthy people.
Thus, the institutional frame that allows to link education with labor market should be taken into account.
Building on these insights, I propose some means for ameliorating the current proposals for institutional framing of the contractual relationships.
As we have noticed, despite the differences in legal and institutional framing, the discourse of the ethics committees in the three countries can be identified as deliberative discourses.
