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The phrase "a model which describes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a theoretical or conceptual framework that explains or represents a particular phenomenon or system.
Example: "The researchers developed a model which describes the relationship between temperature and pressure in gases."
Alternatives: "a model that explains" or "a model that illustrates".
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In this work we investigate a model which describes diffusion in petroleum engineering.
There is a model which describes a CS (S = [S_{ij} ]).
To generalize our findings, we develop a model which describes the user interface of tailorable groupware.
In this section, we derive a model, which describes the electromagnetic field coupled to the temperature in the materials.
We propose an algorithm which can generate high-performance cyclic code from a model which describes the business work-flow.
We then build a model which describes the evolution of the surface at an atomic scale, describing in particular the evolution of atomic scale surface roughness.
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This system is a simplified model which describes a two-phase flow (oil and gas) with mass transfer in a porous medium, which leads to fluid compressibility.
Its consideration in the framework of a structural analysis requires a material model which describes this phenomenon correctly.
Data from a discrete-event model support a "flow model," which describes the aggregate flow of passengers and aircraft for an air taxi service provider without specifying event-level operation.
The present work proposes a new experimental strategy based on a general model which describes and includes different reactor technologies.
In this paper we have developed a PDE model which describes tumour growth within a vascularised tissue where the tumour cells rely on the vasculature for their supply of oxygen.
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