The phrase "a model to build" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a framework or example that serves as a guide for creating something, whether it's a physical object, a concept, or a system.
Example: "The architect presented a model to build the new community center, showcasing innovative design elements."
Alternatives: "a framework to create" or "a template for construction".
If you were to ever go to a national labelling standard in the US, we think this Oregon measure could be a model to build that on.
We propose a model to build a learning design recommendation system based on graph theory.
"I'm not overly concerned but we don't see it as a model to build a good team," said Bristol City chairman Colin Sexstone.
It can be worthwhile to use an RBF kernel and get a slightly more accurate model for the smaller dataset sizes, i.e., when a user can afford the time to wait for a model to build over night instead of in a few seconds.
These are a little different from what we're used to seeing in mobile software marketplaces, of course, but that's to be expected from a device that has been a pioneer in the wearable computing category, and which is essentially working without a model to build from.
Vallas commutes to New Orleans from his home in southwest suburban Palos Heights, and has now been hired by an international American bank to develop a model to build a school system in Haiti, Sneed reports.
Instead, we construct a Kriging model to build a good approximation of accumulated outflow from a reservoir when a new horizontal well is to be drilled.
Live streaming may have caught on with fans but there are still questions about whether there's a business model to build around it.
Few people were doing this at the time, but it was still a difficult business model to build.
The company's system relies on a three-layer model to build trusted computing.
"We carry forward, given the difficulties, with the actualisation of our economic model to build a prosperous and sustainable socialism".
