The phrase "a model of writing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an exemplary piece of writing that serves as a standard or guide for others.
Example: "Her essay was so well-structured and insightful that it became a model of writing for future students."
Alternatives: "an example of writing" or "a standard of writing".
Perner's book is a model of writing in cognitive development.
During the panel Mr. Spratlan cited Mozart as a model of writing music that defines character, something Mr. Spratlan does distinctively in "Life Is a Dream".
Rather than offering a model of writing based on established formulas or templates, Cioffi urges writers to envision argument as an active parsing of experience that imaginatively reinvents the world.
A model of writing in cognitive development, Understanding the Representational Mind synthesizes the burgeoning literature on the child's theory of mind to provide an integrated account of children's understanding of representational and mental processes, which is crucial in their acquisition of our commonsense psychology.
Twenty years ago my newsroom was told to switch to a model of writing that was geared to a second grade level.
A 'recursive' model of writing emerged based on research designs borrowed from anthropology, sociology and cognitive psychology.
Many-facet Rasch measurement procedures were used to analyze learners' writing scores in five components, based on a theoretical model of writing ability: grammatical, cohesive, rhetorical, sociopragmatic, and content control.
A devotion to shell beans, I have noticed, divides even amateur cooks from non-cooks more absolutely than any other food, and they are, into the bargain, a perfect model of writing.
Alive and Well in Pakistan: A Human Journey in a Dangerous Time (2004) has been called "magnificent" by Ahmed Rashid, author of Taliban and Descent into Chaos, "intelligent and compelling … the insights of a singular, clear-eyed and human traveler" by Booker Prize-shortlisted Pakistani novelist Mohsin Hamid, and "wonderful … a model of travel writing" by Haitian-American novelist Edwidge Danticat.
The findings provided support to a multi-stage working memory model of writing for explaining the possible underlying mechanism of writing to dictation and handwriting difficulties.
We develop a simple model of write sharing from the write run characterization.
