The phrase "a corresponding model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a model that is related or equivalent to another model in a specific context.
Example: "In our research, we developed a corresponding model to better understand the underlying principles of the phenomenon."
Alternatives: "an equivalent model" or "a related model".
In this paper we propose an optimized adaptive 'minimal' modeling approach for predicting glycemia of critically ill patients and a corresponding Model based Predictive Control MPCC) setting for controlling glycemia.
A corresponding model is proposed.
This study addresses this shortening by a proper determination of G in laminated PWFs and proposes a corresponding model (GM).
A corresponding model would support retailers in deciding whether planograms should be more standardized or adjusted to store-specific needs.
For gene transactivation, the functional activity of the agonists, a corresponding model for a similarly diverse compound set is of somewhat lower statistical quality.
These properties are compared with the characteristics obtained for bolometers exhibiting a constant TCR, which are obtained using a corresponding model.
Unfortunately, as it is well known, after building a complex logical model, the model itself could not predict system behavior unless translated in a corresponding simulation model.
In this article, we propose a rather general strategy for converting a deterministic process model into a corresponding stochastic model and characterize the mathematical connections between the two.
We propose a rather general strategy for converting a deterministic process model into a corresponding stochastic model and characterize the mathematical connections between the two.
However, an intense study for multi-satellite state duration modelling and a corresponding channel model including parameters for different environments and orbital positions does not exist so far.
The LRT can be used to compare the eight models with a corresponding null model with no positive selection.
