The phrase "a modified model for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a version of a model that has been altered or adjusted for a specific purpose or application.
Example: "The researchers developed a modified model for predicting climate change impacts on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an adjusted model for" or "a revised model for".
In this paper, a modified model for selecting the bit stick-out is developed based on the theory of water jet ground breaking and the conservation of momentum.
The study examined the adaptability of TPB in different cultures by comparing it with a modified model for the Chinese cultural context.
On the basis of the lumped heat capacity method, a modified model for tracing the temperature profile in steel members exposed to fire in large enclosures is proposed.
This study presented a modified model for determining the compressive strength of square and rectangular concrete columns using whale algorithm and a widespread database.
This research study proposes a modified model for steganographic system that incorporates encoding algorithms based upon the information theoretic model documented in Cachin [C. Cachin, An Information-Theoretic Model for Steganography, Information and Computation 192 (1) (2004) 41 56.].
A modified model for predicting the austenite carbon concentration after the partitioning step was proposed to explain the experimental results by assuming carbon equilibria between austenite, ferrite and cementite under a constrained condition.
A modified model of pyrolysis for charring materials in fire has been proposed in this paper.
Also, a modified model of pyrolysis for charring materials in a fire is proposed.
In this paper we propose a modified model of logical effort for designing optimized buffers in multi-fingered layout scenario in the presence of process induced mechanical stress.
In the current study, an extended model of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) and a modified model of the extended TPB for the Chinese cultural context were proposed and proved applicable to predict hygienic food handling intention based on the data from 901 questionnaires from Mainland China.
In this issue of Critical Care, Arabi and co-workers present the results of the validation of a modified model of the APACHE II system for patients receiving orthotopic liver transplants.
