The phrase "a model that allows" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a model that provides the capability or permission for something to happen or be done.
Example: "The new software is a model that allows users to customize their experience based on individual preferences."
Alternatives: "a framework that enables" or "a system that permits".
Mr. Wingard of Salt Lake City has taken inspiration from those fashionable, collapsible aluminum scooters and invented a model that allows people to glide downhill while standing up.
The is a community interest company limited by shares, a model that allows shareholders and staff to retain their NHS pension.
"We have developed a model that allows us to give a pretty good idea of what their damages are if they traded foreign currency".
Wheaton releases much of his own material under a creative commons licence, a model that allows for copying, sharing and modifying content.
For weeks, he searched obsessively for a model that allows slices of bread to descend side-by-side with a slow, pleasing berrrjjjjh sound.
Sephora, which has never used demonstrators in its 12 years in the United States, pioneered a model that allows customers to try scents for themselves with clerks on hand for questions.
Publishers resisted the standard $9.99 price that Amazon once set on many e-books, and last spring, several major publishers moved to a model that allows them set their own prices.
As yet, budget carriers have not unearthed a model that allows them to compete.The main reason for this has been the high cost of fueling a plane for a long-haul flight.
The LSTM is a model that allows us to input a sequence of inputs.
To answer the above questions, we will present a model that allows firms to choose the type of merger.
Therefore, a bank's internal risk management has to develop a model that allows an accurate estimate of the recovery rate.
