The phrase "a homogeneous model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a model that is uniform or consistent in nature, often in scientific, mathematical, or theoretical discussions.
Example: "The researchers developed a homogeneous model of the ecosystem to better understand the interactions between species."
Alternatives: "a uniform model of" or "a consistent model of".
22q11.2 deletion syndrome (22q11DS) represents a homogeneous model of schizophrenia particularly suitable for the search of neural biomarkers of psychosis.
This paper presents a homogeneous model of refrigerant flow through capillary tube suction line heat exchangers, which are widely used in small vapour compression refrigeration systems.
However, the addition of toluene and 1-octanol caused an enhancement of mass transfer that could be well described using a homogeneous model of the shuttle mechanism.
The propagation of fronts and the emergence of spatiotemporal patterns on a cylindrically shaped thin catalytic reactor is simulated with a homogeneous model of a fixed catalytic bed, with characteristically large Lewis and Peclet numbers, and a first-order Arrhenius kinetics (i.e., thermokinetic model) which may be coupled with slow changes of catalytic activity (i.e., oscillatory kinetics).
In this chapter, we have studied the motion of scroll waves in a homogeneous model of cardiac tissue.
Using a homogeneous model of cladogenesis, this test examines the number of lineages alive just before a node and the number of lineages descending from the node and calculates the probability that the node has as many descendants as it has empirically [ 49, 50].
To study the cooling thermal cycle an air cooling evaporator numerical model has been obtained according to the hypotheses of a homogeneous model for the refrigerant and of an incompressible and one-dimensional flow for the air flowing onto the evaporator.
Nevertheless, a model allowing for varying negative and positive selection by functional gene category explains the data better than a homogeneous model, implying the action of positive selection on a subset of genes.
Further, the phase change between the water and the vapor is modeled by a homogeneous model, where the effect of air injection is considered by applying the air volume fraction in the mass transport equation.
First, a Monotonely Homogeneous Model of Mokken (MHMM) was fitted to the data.
Three main structural models are considered to separate the effects of different kinds of heterogeneity: a homogeneous model, a two-layered model with crust mantle stratification, and a crust mantle layered model with a strong subducting slab.
