The phrase "a model that seeks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a theoretical framework or approach that aims to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The research presents a model that seeks to improve educational outcomes for underprivileged students."
Alternatives: "a framework that aims" or "an approach that strives".
Hispanic social network TierraNatal launched in July with a model that seeks to reunite Mexicans where ever they live.
Belsky, Steinberg, and Draper have proposed a model that seeks to explain individual differences in maturational timing in terms of stressful childhood experiences.
This is a different objective from the development of a model that seeks to identify specific predictors that impact the outcomes.
The current study proposes a model that seeks to improve the mental health care of Chinese Americans at several different levels.
In the new study, researchers designed a model that sought to address this problem.
The discussion above suggests three key concepts that need to be integrated into any model that seeks to explain the generation of FMD.
It has not worked because a political party cannot ape a corporate/manufacturing/industry model that seeks to improve efficiency in the most mechanical of ways.
These describe a frequentist probability that each SNP would be included in a sparse model that seeks to estimate the joint effects of multiple SNPs.
Responses from 369 on-campus students provided data to develop a regression model that seeks to explain enhanced participation and mental effort.
Ibbotson and his colleagues use a statistical model that seeks to explain the variability in hedge-fund returns on the basis of several variables, the most important of which are the market returns yielded by stocks, bonds, and cash.
Superficially speaking, a disruption is an innovative business model that seeks to appeal to a new market or share of consumers, which, in doing so, unduly impacts an existing market and its consumers.
