The phrase "a model of thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particular way or framework of thinking that serves as an example or standard.
Example: "The philosopher's theories provide a model of thinking that challenges conventional beliefs."
Alternatives: "a paradigm of thought" or "a framework for reasoning".
Sam's results simply reflect the application of a new model of thinking about problems called Functional medicine -- it's a way to get to the root of health problems and treat the underlying causes of what ails you instead of suppressing symptoms with medications.
"We owe a great deal to this movement and the women's health movement that came before it, the reproductive justice movement, in part because it's a different model of thinking about the relationship between patient and healthcare provider".
I proposed it as a model of what thinking is like, for a well-trained schoolboy like Shakespeare and for some of his characters (well-trained or no).
Developing an entire new model of thinking about knowledge dissemination is certainly an intellectually interesting problem, with commensurate awards available to the startup that finds the right model.
Furthermore, heuristics like viability (Lago 2008) and representativeness, properly used, are associated with a fast, exemplar-based non-analytical model of thinking (Norman et al. 2007) which has been linked to expert reasoning.
How do some of the examples in your book Kleist, for instance—fit that model of thinking about literature?
Unfortunately, the shared value framework provides no guidance on how to manage such tradeoffs, which is important if this theory is to displace shareholder value as a model for thinking about the role of corporations and society.
A model of critical thinking is designed to help those students to develop their thinking skills and prepare for a global, complex society.
It is a model of analytic thinking, breaking down perceptible qualities like syllables into more basic constituents.
The American Declaration of Independence, a model of Enlightenment thinking, both appropriated Britain's "13 colonies", but also inspired the empire "on which the sun never sets".
