The phrase "a model formed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a model that has been created or developed, often in contexts such as research, design, or analysis.
Example: "The researchers presented a model formed from extensive data analysis to predict future trends."
Alternatives: "a created model" or "a developed model".
The law requires the bureau to create a model form for the information.
"In particular, we would work to establish a model form of corporate governance that the company could use when it emerges from bankruptcy".
Any private educational lender that elects to provide a model form developed under this subsection that accurately reflects the practices of the private educational lender shall be deemed to be in compliance with the disclosures required under this subsection.
Pew's Safe Checking project supports the requirement of a standard checking disclosure, and it has designed a model form that has been adopted, at least in spirit, by several banks.
This is appropriate for a model form in which the utility expressions associated with the current trip and two attribute packages are unlabelled (or unranked) alternatives.
One benchmark for establishing the suitability of a model form is how the desired null hypothesis is nested within it.
Upon entering the female reproductive tract (or physiological media), sperm begin to manifest a model form of motility.
While software companies shifting to a subscription model formed the basis of Zuora's early customers, today Tzuo says they also have the likes of General Motors and Ford as customers.
The selection of variables will be done step by step from an initial model formed by variables with a bivariate association with dependent variables of p≤0.20.
As a consequence, this model formed the baseline for further invariance testing across gender.
