The phrase "a centralized model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing systems, organizations, or frameworks that are controlled or coordinated from a single point or authority.
Example: "In our research, we found that a centralized model of governance can lead to more efficient decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "a unified model" or "a centralized framework".
The concept of a separate SAN or NAS storage box outside the server/compute was created to better utilize the storage capacity in a centralized model and provide better durability, reliability and centralization of enterprise data.
A paradigm shift is happening from a centralized model to a decentralized network.
A centralized model and a decentralized model are first formulated and compared.
Wright and Mahar (2013) propose a centralized model for the NSP by considering minimization of costs and overtime, simultaneously.
A centralized model with the discovery area 500 × 500 m and 50 devices are deployed randomly using Poisson point process (PPP) as shown in Fig. 4.
The queue manager is designed using a centralized model consisting of a single, clusterwide QUEUE_MANAGER process that performs all queue-management functions.
Future software architectures in AEC should not be built on a unified, centralized model but, on a combination of models, which may not be standardised but whose schemas are encoded in a standard manner.
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Adoption of a large, centralized model for one study should not, by virtue of its size and cost, have a chilling effect on enthusiasm for and funding of other complementary approaches.
In 2002, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg won state legislative approval to take control of the city school system, abolishing the 32 local boards and instituting a far more centralized model of governance.
Mr. McMillan, at a news conference today in New York, said the company would retain its long tradition of operating as a decentralized company but that he would begin to push the company into a slightly more centralized model to take advantage of the company's desire to capitalize on its global scale.
