The phrase "a model town" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a town that serves as an example of ideal living conditions or urban planning.
Example: "The city council is looking to develop a new area that resembles a model town, complete with parks, schools, and community centers."
Alternatives: "ideal town" or "exemplar community".
One of Disney's dreams, Pilkington writes, was "to build a model town".
Coalwood was, in many respects, a model town, unique in the West Virginia mining industry.
From an environmental disaster zone, Devecser has become a model town for sustainable energy.
"The best place to bring a model town into place is Falluja," Colonel Ballard said.
A train set, a model town hall, a player piano that bursts into unexpected harmony.
He also built a model town, Garden City, Long Island, with homes for working-class families.
TeamBank addressed concerns about the new strategy by providing extensive training to employees and partners and adopted an unusual catalytic device for values-driven innovation--a scale model town symbolizing the brand.
Some people were relocated to new plots overlooking the valley; others were forced to adapt to new lives in distant cities. Residents of Tehri, a small city of 24,000, were moved to a new "model town" terraced into the Himalayan foothills, an intended showpiece of compassionate rehabilitation.
But, in fact, it's of a tiny model town, painstakingly built by hand, using plaster, wood, cardboard and, cheesecloth.
He has damned modern designs for London's National Gallery and Chelsea Barracks, trumpeted a traditionalist model town in Dorset and delivered verdicts on buildings to ministers and world leaders.
Crane and Elbert Peets were hired as consultants by Winwood Corporation (owned by National Plastics) to plan and lay out a new model town of 900 single family houses and 200 garden apartments between Baltimore and Washington D.C. near Fort Meade.
