The phrase "a real model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that serves as a genuine or accurate representation of a particular concept, idea, or standard.
Example: "The new software is a real model of efficiency in project management."
Alternatives: "an excellent example of" or "a true representation of".
In simulation, a real model of the seventh-order aircraft is used to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed methods.
For Pennington, the company is "something I've been waiting to see most of my working life, which is a real model of how to do Shakespeare … There's a marvellous mixture here of an ensemble of 25 actors.
Implementation in the educational process of the laboratory complex, which represents a real model of the power plant, has led to improved academic achievement in core subject areas.
The effectiveness of the proposed methodology is shown with reference to a real model of a section of the Italian 150 kV grid.
This paper presents the modeling and control designs for WECS based on a real model of DFIG taking into account the effect of stator resistance.
If they actually care about making certain that people have a real model of understanding about their privacy, the best thing they could do is have every post that they put up there show all the people who can actually see it or show how many people can see it.
As such it does not reflect a real modelling of growth in empathy scores in the student cohorts.
In order to create a crashed spaceship that is part of the background at the Mos Eisley spaceport, Huston actually built a real model, out of various bits scavenged from airplane and helicopter kits — this gave it a kind of ad-hoc, gnarled thingeyness — and he took it outside and photographed it in natural light.
This describes a real modelling for the case of ports in contrary to the problems of unbounded domains.
A real model would consist of the FOV = 256 × 256 region of this image which we have named as yreal in the article.
Star Models, a modeling agency based in Brazil, released ads depicting a fashion design sketch of a model contrasted with a picture of a "real" model with those same unweidly proportions.
