The phrase "a model of easy" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey simplicity or ease, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "She is a model of easy communication, always making her points clear and straightforward."
Alternatives: "an example of ease" or "a paragon of simplicity."
Bolt was strutting before the start, a model of easy-goes-it charm as he pretended to wash his face while introduced to the crowd.
Moving from a business model of "easy to sell" to "easy to buy" shifts the marketing paradigm and by definition the creative response that's required.
Speaking on the BBC Radio 4 Today programme prior to his speech, which will be delivered in Rotherham, Clegg said the model envisaged by ministers was "dramatically different" from the growth strategy inherited from the last government's "never never" model of "easy money, easy credit" and the twin peaks of high levels of consumer and government debt.
Reflecting on this problem Robson and Garnier (1986) comment [as quoted by Martin et al. (2005)]: 'In looking at a model of a protein, it is often easy to recognize helix and to a lesser extent sheet strands, but it is not easy to say whether the residues at the ends of these features be included in them or not.
A model of clarity, the site is reassuringly easy to navigate, not least because each of the hundreds of projects can be searched for according to its date, context, genre, subject or whoever commissioned it.
I caught up with the Norg team today and pushed them for a model or easy way of describing what they do; I still haven't got one.
ANN allow for generation of complex multidimensional models of easy and quick numerical solutions.
However, the parameters of a model are easier to interpret if the same reference point is used for all inflation adjustments.
However, implementation of such a model is not easy.
These facts supply enough information for the construction of a model which is easier to understand than a written description.
