“narrative framing” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the way in which an author uses a story's structure, or narrative, to frame or guide the reader's interpretation of the work. For example, "The author's use of a nonlinear narrative structure was a clever example of narrative framing."
Social scientists say that our perception of reality is altered by the narrative "framing" of events.
There's an irritating narrative framing device, wherein Animal is supposedly speaking into a tape machine, which is quickly forgotten until its unwelcome return in the final pages.
However, the use of the narrative framing techniques outlined in this article allowed us to examine a rich set of human robot interactions.
A prototyping method using the narrative framing technique allowed participants to engage with the robots in episodic interactions that were framed using narrative to convey the impression of a continuous long-term interaction.
The mistakes begin with the narrative framing device.
I had further problems with a rather cumbersome narrative framing device.
Although this 'whole' was never achieved, a meliorist narrative framed development efforts, until undercut by economic and political crisis, structural adjustment and neo-liberalism.
Tasmanians generally disliked clearfelling more than Oregonians, likely due to different political narratives framing these perceptions or to higher aesthetic impacts in Tasmania due to burning.
But with that one question, the news channel made text of a subtext running behind narratives framing both the Ebola epidemic and the growth of the Islamic State.
"Even where women and girls are present in the data, narratives framing police profiling and lethal force as exclusively male experiences lead researchers, the media, and advocates to exclude them.
That this is meant to resonate through history is communicated through a cheeky, effective narrative frame.
