The phrase "a given model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific model or framework that is being discussed or analyzed in a particular context.
Example: "In this study, we will evaluate the effectiveness of a given model of economic growth in various countries."
Alternatives: "a specific model of" or "an established model of".
Early manufacturers of aircraft observed that as they produced increasing numbers of a given model of airplane, their manufacturing costs decreased in a predictable fashion, declining steeply at first, then continuing to decline at a lower rate.
This statistic compares the goodness-of-fit of a pair of phylogenetic trees under a given model of evolution at every site in a DNA or amino acid alignment (see Supplementary Fig. 2).
In this paper, reliability analysis refers to the estimation or bounding of the probability of failure for a given model of the uncertainty.
This evaluation is realized once, for a given model of sensor node and its antenna.
Let us first define the advective and non-advective parts of a given model of the SV o.
It is common that single artifact measure-based methods are developed by considering a given model of degradation, often simulated artifacts, and sometimes their performance remains unknown for realistic or more general scenarios.
Working with models often requires the ability to assert the compliance of a given model to a given set of constraints.
The accuracy of a given model (correlation of out-of-sample predictions with measured responses) was computed as the accuracy averaged over the 20 different data sets.
These techniques estimate the parameters of a given model instead of searching the maxima of the spatial spectrum.
We don't know a priori if a given model, regardless of the species, will faithfully reproduce human biology or predict therapeutic efficacy in people.
Therefore, the AD is a measure of the generalization properties of a given model: the volume of chemical (descriptor) space that can be reliably predicted [20].
