The phrase "a model might seem" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing perceptions or interpretations of a model in various contexts, such as scientific, mathematical, or theoretical discussions.
Example: "At first glance, a model might seem overly simplistic, but it captures the essential dynamics of the system."
Alternatives: "a model may appear" or "a model could seem".
Developing such a detailed model might seem extreme, but it is essential in the face of a risk this large.
To the eyes of a hobbyist, the museums Apollo Saturn V launch vehicle model might seem a bit rough around the edges, but it was never meant to win beauty contests.
The business model might seem a less-than-perfect fit for city dwellers.
The "Airbnb for…" model might seem a bit tired, but there's still unused inventory in plenty of verticals.
On the other hand, the prevention protocol in our model might seem a bit extravagantly designed when looking at the final HBsAb test and the extradose of HB vaccine administered when HBsAb serum levels are insufficient.
While the "housing first" model might seem like an obvious way to address homelessness, it actually represents a significant move away from past years, when housing was often conditional upon participation in service programs or therapy regimes.
He admitted the business model might seem unusual for a group of professors who are, for the most part, "pink around the gills and a little bit left of centre", but he said government cuts meant going private was the only way to provide a high-quality humanities education and he predicted more universities would go private.
This North American model might seem too blunt an instrument when applied to the more socially mixed British urban fabric.
While your current model might seem like the digital version of a Swiss Army knife, Iannucci sees lots of room for improvement.
Who cares if the boss earns 300 times more than the average working stiff, if the stiff knows he can become the boss?Look around the world and the supremacy of "the American model" might seem assured.
