The phrase "a ready model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a model that is prepared or available for immediate use, often in contexts like research, design, or demonstration.
Example: "The team presented a ready model of the new product, showcasing its features and functionality."
Alternatives: "an available model" or "a prepared model".
We had a ready model for such capacity development in Babson's student venture accelerator program.
The World Trade Organisation, which administers the rules of global trade agreements, provides a ready model.
This tribunal — created by the United Nations Security Council at the initiative of the United States, among others — provides a ready model of a court capable of dealing with the detainees.
But for anyone who wonders whether China has the capacity to develop high value-added services, and I acknowledge that there are real concerns about this, there is, at least, a ready model of how to do it.
While it's not a production ready model, the NX Series hybrid looks interesting, but it's a still a hybrid and I don't think they're any better than a point and shoot.
A production ready model will be demonstrated at IFA 2006.
Those whose stove has been approved for use in smoke control areas by Defra, or who have a clean-burning "ecodesign ready" model, would still be able to use it.
Seeing a concept car or a production-ready model on an auto-show turntable just doesn't provide a frame of reference to evaluate a design, to see beyond the gloss and judge its staying power.
Not only are institutions such as the secret police hard to clean out; there is also no ready model for an open, democratic Arab society, whether republic or constitutional monarchy.
And each would have a ready role model in the partnership that blossomed seven decades ago.
While the capability of stimuli that drive EMT to enhance the abundance of breast cancer stem cells is most interesting and will provide a ready experimental model in which to study their generation, the relevance of the phenomenon to breast tumour progression remains to be established.
