The phrase "a model region" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area that serves as an example or standard for others to follow, often in terms of development, governance, or environmental practices.
Example: "The city has become a model region for sustainable urban development, attracting attention from planners worldwide."
Alternatives: "an exemplary region" or "a benchmark area".
Without intensive engagement by the United States, critics say, a model region -- in which 34 of 35 nations now have popularly elected leaders -- is showing signs of strain.
We applied this approach to a model region in Saxony, Eastern Germany.
As a test case, we simulated different afforestation scenarios in a model region in North-Eastern Germany. North-Eastern Germany
Using such a landscape in Lower Saxony, Germany, as a model region, we assessed environmental factors that control grassland diversity, including plant community composition, species richness and pollination trait composition.
In 2008 the Austrian Climate and Energy Fund selected Vorarlberg to become a model region of electric mobility and appointed EUR 4.7 million to its development.
In stress tensor inversion, we usually divide a model region into a finite number of grids and specify a stress state for each grid.
d Reference tsunami heights obtained by a simulation with a large model (region 2 in Fig. 2).
Kilimanjaro region has the potential to serve as a role model region for quality of neonatal care during the count down of MDG 4 for Tanzania.
Since this region has diversified not only between rodent species, but also between mouse strains, it should be a good model region to address the relationship between genomic organization and expression patterns.
Since the Mhc genomic region has diversified among mouse strains, it should be a useful model region for comparative analyses of the relationships between duplicated gene organization, evolution and the regulation of expression patterns.
Approximately 60%% of the model region has an acceptable misfit (green areas in Fig. 11c).
