The phrase "a compelling model to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a framework or approach that is persuasive or effective in achieving a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The research presents a compelling model to understand consumer behavior in the digital age."
Alternatives: "an effective framework for" or "a persuasive approach to".
The possibility of using genetic approaches has made the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae a compelling model to study stress response at a molecular level.
The startup, which just raised $5.5 million in funding from Bain Capital Ventures, has a compelling model to help both students and parents participate in the college planning process.
Thus, the zebrafish represents a compelling model to study heart injury and regeneration with potential clinical impact.
The availability of iPSC-derived human neurons with GGGGCC repeat expansions in patients' native genetic context will serve as a compelling model to further investigate underlying pathogenic mechanisms and broaden our knowledge of this devastating disease.
The plethora of genetic mutations in epigenetic regulators in FL shown in this study therefore offers a compelling model disease to strategically test epigenetically-targeted therapies.
By 2010, says Consultant Herbert Girardet, "Dongtan will be a compelling model for how to build sustainable cities worldwide that may well be too persuasive to ignore".
Zebrafish are a compelling model in which to study the role of the TSC1 and TSC2 genes as well as the pathogenesis of TSC.
This leads to a compelling model for how the activity of Ras is regulated in developing white blood cells.
Because New York faces so many unique cybersecurity threats as an international business hub and a dense cultural epicenter, the city could provide a compelling model for other metropolitan areas looking to take their cyber problems into their own hands.
A compelling model of experience-dependent plasticity is the long-lasting sensitization to the locomotor stimulatory effects of drugs of abuse.
Optimal defaults is a compelling model from behavioral economics and the psychology of human decision-making, designed to shape or "nudge" choices in a positive direction without fundamentally restricting options.
