The phrase "a computerized model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a model or representation that is created or operated using computer technology.
Example: "The researchers developed a computerized model to simulate climate change scenarios over the next century."
Alternatives: "a digital model" or "a computer-based model".
In another chamber, Basha operates a computerized model of the Temple Mount.
We designed a computerized model to simulate the biomechanic behavior of the ear drum / ossicular chain.
In re-creating the painting as a computerized model, the design team had noticed something odd about the shadows of the trees.
A computerized model has been developed and the simulated outcome compared to the measured data from a previous research.
ModelGolf employs biomechanics to create a computerized model of a perfect swing; it has been used at golf academies and was available on-line before its owner, CompuSport, of Pittsburgh, took it to NBC.
The new research, published by the journal Nature, is based on improvements in a computerized model of Antarctica and its complex landscape of rocks and glaciers, meant to capture factors newly recognized as imperiling the stability of the ice.
This article describes the design and utility of a computerized modeling simulation tool, Electronic Mass Casualty Assessment and Planning Scenarios (EMCAPS), developed to have broad application across emergency management and public health fields as part of a catastrophic events preparedness planning process.
Finite element analysis--a computerized modeling technique often used by engineers to test for weaknesses in design--has revealed where the stresses and strains accumulate in a T. rex skull during its devastating puncture pull feeding action.
A computerized simulation model developed to evaluate the potential impact of primary and secondary prevention is discussed from methodologic perspectives.
This paper describes a new fast Reverse Engineering (RE) method for creating a 3D computerized model from an unorganized cloud of points.
A preliminary computerized model currently being developed is introduced as an application of the methodology.
