"regulatory framework for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a set of rules or laws that govern a certain system or activity. For instance, you could say "The government has introduced a new regulatory framework for banking activities."
There is no regulatory framework for alternative nicotine products not designed for quitting.
There is no widely agreed regulatory framework for this kind of research.
Both sides agree that the current regulatory framework for consumer protection is inadequate.
It is not yet understood how glasses-based immersive journalism will be handled by the emerging new regulatory framework for the UK media.
A new regulatory framework for gain-of-function research could set a significant precedent by creating a new standard for oversight in the life sciences.
"Following the European parliament's decision, we hope to work with the UK government to agree a regulatory framework for e-cigarettes which reinforces the existing consumer protection regulations".
Currently the only regulatory framework for doing this is via the Ofcom nutrient profiling model, which would benefit from being reviewed and strengthened.
Bovill said the delays and logjam of applications were a worry because the FCA only introduced its regulatory framework for crowdfunders last April.
He responds that national charters create a more efficient regulatory framework for banks that would otherwise have to navigate an array of state laws.
The annual report reads: "It will be important to get the regulatory framework for these products right, to encourage new products.
It plans to team up with private companies to help speed the progress of the industry and draw up a regulatory framework for it.
