The phrase "a compelling model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a theoretical framework, concept, or representation that effectively illustrates or explains a particular phenomenon or idea.
Example: "The researcher presented a compelling model of climate change impacts on biodiversity, highlighting the interconnectedness of various ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an engaging representation of" or "a persuasive framework for".
The unusual neurocognitive profile of Williams syndrome makes it a compelling model of the pathways between genes and human cognition.
A compelling model of experience-dependent plasticity is the long-lasting sensitization to the locomotor stimulatory effects of drugs of abuse.
She also holds up "Firing Line" as a compelling model of engagement with political opponents — a kind of engagement that's missing from politics today.
While the cancer stem cell hypothesis presents a compelling model of self-renewal and partial differentiation, the relationship between tumor cells and normal stem cells remains unclear.
In the meantime the new center, despite some flaws, offers a compelling model of what is possible in regional museums as history is being remade.
In this regard, one certainly may "hope" that the threshold is (considerably?) below the level of complexity associated with a coupled system of translation and replication (again, see Fig. 1 ) but so far there is no strong evidence or even a compelling model of biological evolution occurring at this stage.
Coltrane died 50 years ago, but he remains a potent force in jazz and a compelling model for succeeding generations of musicians.
This leads to a compelling model for how the activity of Ras is regulated in developing white blood cells.
Our comparison between GNS and NS cells thus highlights genes and pathways that are known to be affected in glioma as well as novel candidates, and suggests the GNS/NS comparison is a compelling model for investigating the molecular attributes of glioma.
This scheme provides a compelling model for evoked sensory responses, in terms of self-organised reciprocal exchanges between cortical areas to produce transients of neuronal activity.
Importantly, the direct interaction reported here between ORF57 and PYM, suggests a compelling model for how ORF57 facilitates the assembly of the pre-initiation complex on an intronless KSHV mRNA, whereby ORF57 uses PYM as a linker protein to the 48S pre-initiation complex.
