Collocations for framework - noun
ADJ.
basic, broad, general | wider
The needs of individual schools need to be considered in a wider framework.
The needs of individual schools need to be considered in a wider framework.
existing | flexible | comprehensive | coherent | analytical, conceptual, theoretical | legal, political | administrative, management, policy | economic, financial | chronological, historical
Carbon dating provides the archaeologist with a basic chronological framework.
Carbon dating provides the archaeologist with a basic chronological framework.
VERB + FRAMEWORK
establish, have, set
They established a basic framework of ground rules for discussions.
They established a basic framework of ground rules for discussions.
offer (sb), provide (sb with)
PREP.
outside a/the ~
Negotiations were also conducted outside the framework of the treaty talks proper.
Negotiations were also conducted outside the framework of the treaty talks proper.
within a/the ~
The committee will work within the framework of certain broad objectives.
The committee will work within the framework of certain broad objectives.
~ for
a legal framework for the regulation of public access to databases
a legal framework for the regulation of public access to databases