The phrase "a cohesive model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a unified or well-integrated framework or system that explains or represents a particular concept or phenomenon.
Example: "The researchers developed a cohesive model of climate change that integrates various environmental factors and human activities."
Alternatives: "a unified framework for" or "an integrated representation of".
These results establish Hac1 as the first bZIP transcription factor known to adopt more than one binding mode and unify previously conflicting and discrepant observations of Hac1 function into a cohesive model of UPR target gene activation.
Positing a cohesive model of the effect of stress on learning and memory necessitates elucidating the consequences of stressful stimuli independently from task-specific functions.
Here we develop a cohesive model of crack nucleation in an initially crack-free strip electrode under galvanostatic intercalation and deintercalation processes.
So, I tried to pull some threads together to create a cohesive model of what to expect economically.
Although many of the key transcription factors (TFs) controlling this adipogenic program are known, a cohesive model of the underlying molecular events has yet to be revealed.
Careful comparison and staging of the developmental arrests caused by the different mutants in conjunction with expression analyses of specific markers (such as the genes involved in wnt, FGF and Eda signaling) will be required for the development of a cohesive model of the genetic interactions among these pathways.
By combining our analysis of the relative timing of the rearrangement events with the analysis of sequence features associated with the boundaries of these events, we have formulated a cohesive model for the structural evolution of the N. tetrasperma mating-type chromosome.
Understanding the nature of changes in biocomplexity from headwaters to a river mouth is an important path toward developing a conceptually cohesive model of riverine ecosystem structure and function.
It is found that a cohesive model is suitable for the description of the fracture behaviour of cement bound granular mixtures.
The nonlinear processes of each fracture mode are represented by a cohesive model, which provides a unified description of crack initiation and propagation and can also describe crack coalescence and bifurcation.
The three-point bending test for the tensile properties of concrete is based upon the cohesive models of Hillerborg et al. (1976) which were further developed by Planas et al. (1999) and Guinea et al. (1994).
