two-part framework
nounUK /tuː pɑːt ˈfreɪm.wɜːk/
US /tu pɑrt ˈfreɪm.wɝːk/
A two-part framework is a plan or idea made of two main pieces that work together.
The teacher drew a two-part framework on the board to help us organize our story.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A theory or method built from two connected sections.
The scientist explained her two-part framework for understanding how plants grow.
3. A set of two rules or steps used to solve a problem.
Our two-part framework for solving puzzles is: look first, then guess.
4. A design with two separate but linked parts.
The bridge uses a two-part framework of steel and stone.