The phrase "a clear model of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that serves as a straightforward example or representation of a concept, idea, or system.
Example: "The diagram provided is a clear model of the solar system, illustrating the orbits of the planets around the sun."
Alternatives: "an explicit example of" or "a definitive representation of".
Civil service reform plans published in June pledged to establish a clear model of open policy making that will use technology and social media to engage the public before any policy proposals have been formulated.
The politician also urged the party to produce a new statement of aims and values that set out a clear model of justice explaining how society should be organised.
It soon became apparent, however, that the most serious threat to realism was not verificationism or conventionalism but metaphysical relativism, a clear model of which was provided by the American philosopher of science Thomas S. Kuhn in his influential work The Structure of Scientific Revolutions (1962).
A clear conception of phenomenology awaited Husserl's development of a clear model of intentionality.
The purpose of the analytical process was to present the findings in a clear model of explanation.
The lack of a clear model of aetiology hampers the design and evaluation of interventions to prevent and reduce obesity.
The spatial organization of this protein has been the subject of studies over the past few years, and the authors provide convincing data in support of a clear model for the spatial organization of this protein at the septum.
(Chinen) CHARLES McPHERSON QUARTET (Through Sunday) Charlie Parker serves as a clear model for Mr. McPherson, one of bebop's premier alto saxophonists; his well-pressed band includes Ronnie Matthews on piano, Peter Washington on bass and Lewis Nash on drums.
Since no archaea are known vertebrate pathogens, archaeal-like transferred genes that are associated with virulence in bacteria represent a clear model for the emergence of virulence genes.
Another woman (W/P2, HPV+ borderline smear) knew that attending for cervical screening was associated with the onset of sexual activity, but had a very clear model of cancer: 'I think everyone's got cancer in them and it takes … something to set it off, to wake it up'.
The linear models achieved to developing an easy and clear model of innovation and setting the direction for further research.
