"a grid model" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a model or representation that is structured like a grid or grid-like pattern. Example: "The scientists used a grid model to plot and analyze the data from their experiment."
This paper minimizes the costs of the beams in reinforced concrete buildings using a grid model.
We propose a grid model for the vegetation in bands, with special emphasis on those comprising the tiger bush in the Sahel.
The reflector heights at different zones were represented by a grid model in this work, which can reflect and overcome some of the problems caused by the topography.
However, because such models are significantly less sensitive than dispersion models to the contributions of one or a few sources, as well as to the interactions among sources that are widely distributed geographically, if you wish to use a grid model, you should consult with the appropriate EPA Regional Office to develop an appropriate modeling protocol.
Ultimately two DEM's were constructed (1) a TIN (Triangulated Irregular Network) model, whereby the inherent large file format restricts the usability to large scale and (2) a grid model which can be used for small-, medium- and large-scale applications.
The researchers concocted a grid model in which each driver had to travel, for example, from work to home, day after day.
However, it is well known that the A-grid model is unsuitable for simulations of inertia-gravity waves and geostrophic adjustments and that the model suffers from grid-scale noise (Randall [1994]).
Belo Horizonte was laid out on a grid, modeled after Washington, D.C., in the United States and La Plata in Argentina.
To study and verify the output characteristics of the grid simulator, a grid simulation model based on Fig. 1 was built.
Five variants of the Hydrologiska Byråns Vattenbalansavdelning (HBV) model, i.e. a lumped model (LWhole), a semi-distributed model (SBand), a grid-model without routing (GRZero), a grid-model with hillslope routing (GROne), and a grid-model with both hillslope and channel routing (GRTwo) are compared in a cold and mountainous catchment in central southern Norway.
You may also use a photochemical grid model.
