The phrase "a model market" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a market that serves as an example of best practices or ideal conditions in a specific context.
Example: "The city has established a model market that promotes sustainable practices and supports local businesses."
Alternatives: "an exemplary market" or "a benchmark market".
Five blocks away, Astor was simultaneously working on a project related to his interests in model farming: a model market at 95th and Broadway, finished in 1915.
He decided to build a model market on his 165- by 125-foot plot at the southwest corner of West 95th Street and Broadway.
In 1914 Astor had the latter firm design a model market at 95th Street and Broadway, meant to improve the delivery of fresh food to West Side residents and increase farmers' profits.
We had a sales office at the Kalahari, and we had a model affordable apartment and a model market-rate apartment, so you could see the differences.
In an NELM model, market imperfections result in household-specific "shadow prices" that transmit remittance impacts to the production side of the household-farm economy.
We present a model of market competition in which consumers' attention is drawn to the products' most salient attributes.
Improved technology has helped the company to finally bring a model to market, as has the ubiquity of wireless networks.
In his recent interview with The Underwear Expert, Quinn Jaxon opens up about the popularity he's appreciated since first modeling with Andrew Christian and specifically addresses the benefits of being a straight underwear model marketed to a gay audience.
I recognize the camera — a model I marketed two jobs ago.
Peter Shumlin, president pro tempore of the Vermont state senate, said he hoped his state would provide a model on marketing disclosures for the rest of the country.
The new growth theory incorporates technology into a model of markets' functioning and hence is called 'endogenous' growth theory.
