The phrase "a model corresponding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a model that aligns or matches with something else, often in contexts like research, design, or analysis.
Example: "We developed a model corresponding to the latest data trends to improve our predictions."
Alternatives: "a model that aligns" or "a model that matches".
We investigate a model corresponding to the experiments for a two-dimensional rotating Bose Einstein condensate.
The elaborated model can be then transformed into a model corresponding to the power estimation metamodel.
A model corresponding to the optimal λ that minimizes ABIC is located at the L-shaped corner of the trade-off curve.
Since only exposure to low doses of lead is associated with increased cardiovascular risk, part of the study was performed using a model corresponding to the environmental exposure to lead.
A model that corresponds to the null hypothesis of no drug effect will hereafter be referred to as a reduced model, and a model corresponding to the alternative hypothesis of an existing drug effect will be referred to as a full model.
This uniform capitation payment system involves signing a three-year contract with the caregiver to pay a risk-differentiated fee and to maintain an individually designed self-care plan in exchange for receiving all necessary basic dental care; a model corresponding to a dental insurance policy.
These experimental results are used to invalidate models of these networks, resulting in a cyclic process which aims to produce a mathematical model corresponding to a signalling pathway structure which explains all available wild type and mutant experimental data.
Axisymmetric DSMC simulations using a VHS model corresponding to a reference diameter of 0.8 nm and a viscosity-temperature exponent of 1 are shown to agree well with available experimental data.
A stochastic model corresponding to a predator-prey model with Beddington-DeAngelis functional response and disease in the predator population is investigated.
The metabolic network - containing 1139 (m) reactions 977 (n) metabolites - was converted into a mathematical model corresponding to a m × n matrix defining the stoichiometric coefficient of reactions.
(d) Resonator temperature (Tres, grey line) and average photon number (n, red line) solved from a thermal model corresponding to the measurements in a. See Supplementary Note 6 and Supplementary Fig. 4 for more information and for data at different bath temperatures.
