The phrase "a lifetime model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a model or framework that is intended to be applicable or relevant throughout a person's life or over an extended period.
Example: "The program is designed as a lifetime model, ensuring that participants can benefit from its teachings at any stage of their lives."
Alternatives: "a lifelong model" or "an enduring model".
Another goal is to develop a lifetime model based on the results.
We consider a lifetime model in the context of insurance claims where the claim sizes follow a power Cauchy and the number of claims is negative binomial distributed.
Thus, one year estimation of the converter devices thermal loading distribution is achieved and is further used as an input to a lifetime model.
Better understanding these tests and the resulting thermal fatigue observed on the treated materials was achieved by a lifetime model based on Coffin Manson equations.
The Ramazzini Institute used a lifetime model of their own design that has been questioned due to high rates of spontaneous tumors, issues with tumor type diagnosis and concerns about the impact of chronic infections.
Based on uniform oxidation rate of Ir coating and diffusion rate of Re element along Ir grain boundaries, a lifetime model for the Ir coating on Re substrates was proposed.
That is discretization of a continuous lifetime model is an interesting and intuitively appealing approach to derive a discrete lifetime model corresponding to the continuous one (Lai 2013).
A joint approach applying a fiber lifetime model and extensive bend loss tests reveals that lifetime and bend-loss limits start to coincide for short length optical fiber storage for a constant curvature radius below 15 mm.
The fatigue lives of the isothermal and thermo-mechanical tests under both uniaxial and biaxial-planar loading were correlated by a new lifetime model which is based on a stress strain approach.
Based on several evaluations, including a United Kingdom lifetime model, NICE concluded that dronedarone was a cost-effective treatment option in patients with similar characteristics to those of the ATHENA population.
Therefore, we used a simplified lifetime model to estimate the average PM10 and NO2 exposure of each child for each month from birth to 11 years.
