'steel framework' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write: "The new building was constructed with a steel framework to make it more earthquake-proof."
By 2009, the steel framework for the plaza is expected to be complete to street level.
The steel framework will continue supporting the staircase in its permanent location.
Over two or three days, the company will install the steel framework around the building.
Once the garden has grown, the steel framework will disappear into the earth".
This was a flexible steel framework joined by tapes and having no covering fabric.
Finally, the new terra cotta cornice would have to be attached to a new steel framework set into the building.
In 1885, William le Baron Jenney put up a 10-story building, supported by steel framework, for the Home Ins.
The governor's next milestone is Sept. 11, 2006, for the topping out, or completion, of the steel framework.
The plastic slats of park benches along the waterfront have melted away, leaving only their steel framework behind.
To achieve this effect, the Maki firm designed an especially sheer curtain wall over the steel framework.
The rack consists of a steel framework having casters at the bottom and supporting a vertical array of shelves.
