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Common collocations with framework in American Collocation

framework noun countable

US /ˈfreɪmˌwɜrk/

general or shared

broad
common
comprehensive
general
overall
overarching
unified
unifying

Within the broad framework of ‘inclusive education’, there are some clear underlying principles.

clear

clear
coherent
logical
robust
structured

A clear and coherent policy framework is required.

of a particular type

analytical
conceptual
constitutional
contractual
ethical
fiscal
institutional
legal
legislative
methodological
national
regulatory
statutory
strategic
theoretical

The legislation was aimed at harmonising the regulatory framework within which firms operate.

develop or provide a framework

agree
build
come up with
construct
create
define
describe
design
develop
devise
establish
formulate
introduce
outline
present
propose
provide

This constitution provided the first framework for democratic governance in the modern world.

use a framework

adopt
implement
use

The paper attempts to implement a logical framework for the resolution of ethical issues.

be a framework

constitute
form
offer

The charter contains six statements which form the framework of an overall policy.

The 5–14 curriculum offers a framework within which such skills can be developed.