The phrase "a growing model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a model that is expanding or developing over time, often in contexts related to business, economics, or scientific research.
Example: "The company has adopted a growing model that allows for scalability and adaptability in response to market changes."
Alternatives: "an expanding model" or "a developing model."
Johnston et al. [7] showed that one intramuscular or intraperitoneal injection of P407 causes dose-dependent hyperlipidemia in rats, increasing plasma triglyceride (TG) more than 60 fold and cholesterol 8 fold and since then has been a growing model in different hyperlipidemic studies.
MOOCs, a growing model of online education and a term used in academia since roughly 2008, open up higher education to students from all around the world.
C. elegans is a growing model for neurodegenerative diseases and diseases linked with muscle degeneration.
C. elegans is a growing model for neurodegenerative diseases and using electrotaxis for self-sorting can improve the high-throughput search of therapeutic bio-molecules.
Clinical social franchising is a rapidly growing model for delivery of services in private healthcare markets, with 83 programs in operation or planning to launch as of 2013 [ 1].
Restorative Justice is a powerful and quickly growing model and movement, which offers healing-oriented methods as an alternative to current criminal justice approaches.
Our results support, to a degree, the growing modeling literature claiming that the choice of vaccination strategy can have a substantial impact on the overall attack rate of pandemic influenza.
Right now it's offered free for a limited time and will evolve into a "pay as you grow" model where brands will pay on a per-customer engagement basis.
For the purpose of in vivo evaluation of novel engineered aortic conduit grafts, we aimed at downsizing a previously described model to create a growing rodent model.
Online private sales is a growing business model that is rapidly becoming a staple of online shopping.
This study sought to determine the feasibility and safety of unzipping small-diameter stents (SDS) in a growing animal model.
