The phrase "a cogent model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a model that is clear, logical, and convincing, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The researchers presented a cogent model that effectively explained the relationship between variables in their study."
Alternatives: "a compelling model" or "a persuasive model".
These data contrast dirhodium-catalyzed C-H amination and offer a cogent model for understanding the divergent chemoselectivity trends observed between the two catalyst types.
For more on whether Rawls provides us with a cogent model that can provide sage guidance in international matters see the entry on international distributive justice and the entry on John Rawls.
Integrating the in vitro substrate specificity with the genetic data, the Brill laboratory proposed a cogent model for the function of Slx1 Slx4 in replication termination, when two converging replication forks stall (Fricke and Brill 2003).
The best-performing three-factor model of Dunbar et al. [ 17] is an important observation because it represents a good performing model based on a cogent theoretical model of anxiety and depression.
To date, the integration of multiple genomic features into a cogent mathematical model that predicts cellular phenotype has been frustrated by the fact that the output from analytical platforms that have been used is primarily analog.
Moreover, via the use of a cogent finite element model, this criterion is also shown to be applicable for the design of micro-porous materials.
Rather these seemingly contradictory behaviours have an explanation within a cogent biological framework for personality (Perkins & Corr, 2006).
The model predictions provide a cogent explanation for morphological damage seen in microscopy images of real cathodes.
If you are into the history of sound, you will want to know that the Imperia's midrange speaker uses a Cogent DS1428 field coil compression driver, which is modeled on a vintage RCA component, the MI-1428B.
While the current data make it impossible to posit a very specific model, the authors should at least give a cogent set of possibilities.
This has been demonstrated via application of dynamic system model simulations [ 12, 13] and such simulations have become a cogent influence on policy makers.
