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The phrase "a model that was" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific model that existed or was created in the past.
Example: "The researchers presented a model that was developed to predict climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "a model which was" or "a model that existed".
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If I had a model, that was it".
The code provided a model that was copied in other regions of Spain.
Rocking back and forth in the corner is a model that was too responsive to minor shifts in polls.
Francke's orphanage became a model that was frequently imitated in England and also in North America.
The Florida law became a model that was widely adopted after state-level lobbying by the NRA.
A predictive computational model that was trained on data obtained in the task context outperformed a model that was trained under the abstract context.
"He came up with a model that was very successful and very innovative and that now everybody uses".
The new mayor will sit on the Greater Manchester combined authority, alongside the 10 district council leaders, echoing a model that was considered and rejected for London.
It's a model that was developed primarily for adults with disabilities, but there are now almost 2,000 older people with care needs using Shared Lives in England.
Not too long ago the Oregon health care system was a model that was admired and studied by professionals around the country.
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These goals could not be adequately met under the old research model-a model that was itself poorly understood.
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