The phrase "a powerful model that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a model that has significant strength or effectiveness in a particular context, such as in research, technology, or analysis.
Example: "The researchers developed a powerful model that predicts climate change impacts with high accuracy."
Alternatives: "an effective model that" or "a robust model that".
It is thought the car he crashed today, a powerful model that competes in international events, was one he purchased two years ago.
By remaining focused on macroeconomic aggregates (such as total consumption and total investment) and by deliberately simplifying the relationships between these economic variables, Keynes achieved a powerful model that could be applied to a wide range of practical problems.
At last, based on the obtained results it is concluded that CPA is a powerful model that can be used for predictions of binary and ternary mixture properties even without adjustable interaction parameters.
It is concluded that CPA is a powerful model that can be used for predictions of multicomponent mixture properties using no adjustable parameters fitted to the multicomponent system data.
Therefore, the zebrafish is a powerful model that offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the advancement in biological and behavioral gerontology.
If so, plan to buy a more powerful model that will help you keep up with your changing needs.
What the story of the prisoner's dilemma – and more importantly, the accompanying game matrix – provided was a simple yet powerful model that could be used to represent the structure of all these interactions (see R. Hardin 1982).
A central factor in this shift was the increasing prominence of neoclassical price theory, a set of powerful models that illuminated how well-functioning markets respond to the forces of supply and demand, to generate prices that strike, under ideal conditions, the most efficient balance possible between the preferences of consumers and producers, buyers and sellers.
We have developed a powerful model system that can be used to screen and test environmental estrogens, allowing for targeting of tissue-specific studies to identify molecular mechanisms that underlie estrogen signaling pathways, and for understanding the physiological and pathological impacts of these compounds.
A lot of people admire how Google, Amazon, and Facebook have shoved competitors to the side with their powerful models that are driven by their ability to collect and exploit data.
It originated at Bell Labs in the beginning of the previous century (Allen, 1994) and has culminated in the development of powerful models that can predict effects of various interfering sounds on speech intelligibility (French & Steinberg, 1947; Jørgensen, Ewert, & Dau, 2013).
