"life framework" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's personal belief system or life/values/goals/etc. For example, "The key to success is having a strong life framework to focus on your dreams and goals."
Work as one element of a complex life framework is more often seen as a major impact on the quality of life.
This contributes to the difficulty in gauging the effectiveness of Australia's National Suicide Prevention Strategy (NSPS; LIFE framework) specifically in terms of non-fatal suicidality.
Similarly, Klassen, Pusic, Scott, Klok, &; Cano [ 18] examined the impact of breast conditions and surgery to develop a quality of life framework specific to breast surgery patients.
The model used a life-time framework adopting a third-party payer's perspective.
Additionally, many women of colour have begun organising outside of the pro-choice/pro-life framework, looking instead to a solution based in reproductive justice.
A fatigue lifing framework using a lead crack concept has been developed by the DSTO for metallic primary airframe components.
A fatigue lifing framework using a lead crack concept, based on years of detailed inspection and analysis of fatigue cracks in many specimens and airframe components, has been developed by the DSTO for metallic primary airframe components.
A qualitative study with a salutogenic approach in a work-life framework intends to give further understanding of work-life balance and strategies in workplace health promotion.
Instead, women of color activists should develop alternative paradigms for articulating reproductive justice that make critiques of capitalism and criminalization central to the analysis rather than simply expand either pro-choice or pro-life frameworks.
Spini, D., Bernardi, L. & Oris, M. Toward a life course framework for studying vulnerability.
Sometimes, when he talks about his village, I feel that its geography gives his life a framework.
