The phrase "a favourite model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a model that someone particularly likes or prefers, often in contexts such as fashion, design, or theoretical frameworks.
Example: "In the world of fashion, she has always had a favourite model whose style she admires."
Alternatives: "a preferred model" or "a beloved model".
Topshop's Binx jeans Named after a favourite model, and with requisite raw hems.
The Victory group became a favourite model for younger sculptors of the Mannerist group, who applied the formula to many allegorical subjects.
A collection of Alcaeus's surviving poems in 10 books (now lost) was made by scholars in Alexandria, Egypt, in the 2nd century bce, and he was a favourite model of the Roman lyric poet Horace (1st century bce), who borrowed the alcaic stanza.
A translucent morphology, availability of developmental mutants, established transgenic experimental procedures, EST databases and quickly spawning embryos are just a few advantages that make Ciona a favourite model system for developmental biologists.
The painter's favourite model, an art-loving Haitian man called Joseph, is the heroic figure standing on the raft.
That will break the record set in 1972, when the favourite model was a Ford Cortina.
One of the first sightings of this new knowingness came in His Favourite Model (1880s), a painting by the American John Ferguson Weir.
While technically Emma Hill, Brown's second wife and favourite model, was a working-class "stunner" chased from his studio into his bed, she departs from the bruised sensuality of Lizzie Siddal or Jane Morris in important ways.
If we study the evolution of an alternative progenitor similar to the favourite model of Portegies Zwart and van den Heuvel (2016), but with (e_{mathrm{out}} = 0.9), the system is dynamically unstable at birth.
Skinny cat-eye sunglasses, a favourite of model Kendall Jenner, are all over Instagram; while smaller-framed sunnies are sixth on men's fashion magazine Fantastic Man's "official garment ranking" for spring.
This, and the fact that it is especially sensitive to gene silencing by RNAi [ 13], have made B. germanica a favourite hemimetabolan model to study metamorphosis.
