The phrase "a classical model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a traditional or established framework or representation of a concept, theory, or system.
Example: "In her research, she presented a classical model of economic behavior that has been widely accepted in the field."
Alternatives: "a traditional framework for" or "an established representation of".
The normal and tangential contact stiffness are determined by a classical model of asperity on contact surface.
Recent studies indicate that a classical model of additive noise is not adequate enough for images formed by modern multichannel sensors operating in visible and infrared bands.
More precisely, we prove that every finite stable model of a normal program with convex aggregates is corresponding to a classical model of its enhanced ordered completion.
On the basis of a classical model of triboelectrochemistry, a new approach is proposed based on an impedance ratio of a mechanical perturbation and an electrochemical response.
There is something about sleaze which makes politicians uncomfortable, and the sooner they can get into the minutiae of the real policy issues, the happier they seem to be.The idea that elections should be about "real issues" has its origins in a classical model of how democracy is supposed to work.
However, because some tumors are hormone dependent– and considering breast cancer as a classical model of a hormone-dependent tumor – the increase in the use of this kind of drug raises reasonable doubts about possible carcinogenic adverse effects, as these agents increase endogenous gonadal hormone levels.
Oenothera is a classical model for suppression of HR in PTH species.
which is a classical model for the spread of some infectious disease (cf. [12]).
To the extent that the exposure measurement error conforms to a classical model, attenuation of the dose response would be expected.
Although Drosophila is a classical model organism for studies of chromosome segregation, little is known about the organization of its kinetochores.
While "money surprise" models floundered, efforts continued to develop a new classical model of the business cycle.
