The phrase "a model for good" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that serves as an exemplary standard of positive behavior or qualities.
Example: "Her dedication to community service makes her a model for good in our neighborhood."
Alternatives: "an example of virtue" or "a standard of excellence".
The orchestra's administration has a reputation for openness and sound thinking, and the ensemble is widely seen as a model for good management-player relations.
"But if it comes about, I hope people won't say, 'We were following their lead.' We want it to be a model for good care, not disparate care".
Indeed, its precepts have come to be widely regarded as a model for "good governance" and for the brand of investor activism illustrated by the Allergan story.
Yet it is neither held up as a model for good governance in the way that John Lewis is, nor as a teller of retail fortunes, in the way of Marks & Spencer.
In a recent piece for the Marshall Project, longtime Justice Department police investigator Christy Lopez wrote about another benefit of these programs — the idea that they can establish a model for good policing.
They may have to tear up those rules when looking at Ghana, which on August 4th asked the IMF for help after its currency, the cedi, fell by a third against the dollar since the start of the year.Until recently Ghana was something of a model for good governance inAfrica, so its fall from grace is a shock.
We also propose a model for separating good human workers from bad workers.
Peers prompt you to up your game and provide a model for what good looks like.
Ghasimi et al. (2014) proposed a model for a defective goods SC network with an objective function of minimizing costs.
"I believe that when you set up a smart model for a good imprint, it can thrive over the years and through changing leadership".
"That is a proven model for doing good in the world.
