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The phrase "a model that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model that is intended to perform a specific function or achieve a particular outcome.
Example: "We are developing a model that will predict future sales trends based on historical data."
Alternatives: "a model designed to" or "a model intended to".
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"For customer and austerity reasons, that is not a model that will endure.
It's likely to become a model that will be replicated elsewhere.
"It's not a model that will necessarily give you a living".
This is a model that will be hard to replace in the coming months.
The student's term projects involve picking a car company and designing a model that will fit its marketing needs.
He has studied the movement and developed a model that will predict how ants move in real life.
But I'm afraid it didn't get me any closer to a model that will keep reporters in the councils and courtrooms.
This year, for the first time, he turned to an outside designer, Laurinda Spear, a Miami architect, to create a model that will be in stores next month.
We plan to develop a Planetary Learning Lab, a model that will help future business leaders understand that without sustainable business practice they have no business.
The company said it would send a model that will be sold in stores for testing and I'll update this post then.
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