The phrase "a model which enables" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a model that provides the capability or means to achieve something.
Example: "The new software is a model which enables users to analyze data more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a model that allows" or "a model facilitating".
A model which enables dynamic analysis of flexibly coupled misaligned shafts is presented.
Finally, the findings were transferred into a model, which enables the design of cutting edge roundings based on material properties.
Instead, Bevy partners with large 24-hour off-license retailers; a model which enables drivers to immediately purchase from stores and deliver directly to the customer.
The project involved the development and validation of a model which enables to simulate various pH-control strategies as well as faults in the CSTRs.
Through a series of case studies, we then describe a model which enables institutions to compare themselves internally and with others internationally using bespoke or prioritised parameters rather than standards.
Therefore, we sought for a loop model which enables a primary as well as a secondary preparation of the motoric nerve so that the model can be used independently from the implanted matrix.
Melachrinoudis et al. (2005) propose a LPP model which enables a decision maker to consider multiple criteria (i.e., cost, customer service, and intangible benefits) and to express criteria preferences not in a traditional form of weights, but in ranges of different degrees of desirability.
The proposed city planning framework is a combination of an information system and a dynamic model, which enables the instrument to be used in both strategic and operational manners.
By relating two datasets X (SCRS in our study) and y (TAG content by LC-MS in our study) by means of regression, PLSR performs a multivariate calibration in order to establish a linear model which enables the prediction of y from measured dataset X.
In this work, we present a mathematical model which enables to design cylindrical coils with a given central field, made of the superconducting conductor with isotropic Ic(B) characteristic.
"The real test will be many months on from now, when we'll see if the performing arts – those seeking to produce cultural expressions collaboratively and without state support – have found a viable model which enables them to do so," argues Colla.
