The phrase "a model of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that serves as an exemplary or ideal representation of a single entity or concept.
Example: "Her dedication to her work is a model of one that others should aspire to emulate."
Alternatives: "an example of one" or "a prime example of one".
The complete approach is demonstrated on a model of one joint of a real-life space robotic manipulator.
It includes a model of one of his bell-shaped earpieces.
Above, a visitor views a model of one of Wright's unbuilt projects.
This could be your chance to construct and own a model of one of the two particle physics experiments that found a Higgs boson.
A model of one of the platform columns has been built.
In that article the diffusion in a model of one steel bar covered by saturated concrete and exposed to a chloride solution was analysed.
Introductory and refresher training is provided to all nurses; at the time of this evaluation, management had recently transitioned to a model of one-on-one refresher sessions to ensure that all nurses' individual training needs were met in a forum in which they felt comfortable asking for assistance.
For example, Sugano and Fujimura performed a series of experiments on a model of one-story frame which had been strengthened through various methods.
The experimental results are analyzed by a model of one-dimensional or two-dimensional permeation through Li17Pb83.
Microsoft is expanding its audience polling tool Bing Pulse today — Josh Gottheimer, general manager of corporate strategy, told me that it's moving from a model of one-off partnerships to self-service.
The measured fractional fluorescence intensity in a narrow segment of the cilium as a function of time after photobleaching was fitted to a model of one-dimensional diffusion in a bounded region.
