The phrase "a model of life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that serves as an exemplary example or guide for living a fulfilling or virtuous life.
Example: "Her dedication to helping others and her unwavering integrity make her a model of life for everyone in our community."
Alternatives: "an example of living" or "a guide to life".
Not movies but television — in particular, tabloid reality television — hangs over everything, as an aspiration and a model of life.
The subsurface biosphere may be where life on this planet originated, says Tolstoy, and it could provide a model of life on other planets.
To calculate fitness, one needs to use a model of life history evolution that takes various fitness correlates as input [ 58, 59, 149, 215- 217].
Although the Grossman model (1972) constitutes the foundation of the dynamic approach to the demand for health, as well as a theoretically sound basis for a model of life expectancy, relatively few growth theorists seem to be aware of its existence.
I have interviewed a number of achievers whose lives provided data to demonstrate a model of life-long success skills which had been developed in college.
Although not a model of life-extension, it is also interesting to note that in rats a two-fold and 40%% increase of thyroxin and blood serum triiodothyronine levels, respectively, resulted in a 2 °C increase in T b as well as a shortening of their lifespan (Bozhkov and Nikitchenko 2014).
A model of fatigue life prediction is developed, using this definition of local Kt.
Jane's work at the HRC transformed the lives of postgraduates in particular, giving them a new sense of community and offering a model of intellectual life (in Jane's own image) that combined pragmatism, grace and style.
To help discover the new damage mechanisms under ELCF, a model of fatigue life prediction with a hysteresis energy-based criterion is proposed.
SHR may provide a model of early life trauma leading to the development of hyperactivity rather than anxiety and depression.
They tend to be concerned with the techniques and competencies involved in successful and unsuccessful conversation, allowing researchers to build up a model of social life from an empirical understanding of actual linguistic events.
