The phrase "a recent model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a newer version or type of a product, typically in contexts like technology, vehicles, or any item that has models.
Example: "I just purchased a recent model of the smartphone, and it has some amazing features."
Alternatives: "a new version of" or "a latest edition of".
So last spring, I installed Ubuntu Linux on a recent model of Lenovo's ThinkPad laptop, and began using it for my main system.
Good quantitative agreement with a recent model of diffusional creep constrained by a substrate was obtained.
The solution proposed in [22] is based on Differential Privacy, a recent model of randomization introduced in [41] by Dwork.
The data collection was carried out in South Korea using a recent model of KIA Motors Corporation.
A recent model of TGO rumpling was adapted and used to analyze and explain the origins of the observed rumpling behavior under TMF conditions.
This unexpected result may be explained by a recent model of quasi-continuous excess infall of extra-galactic material that is only moderately processed by stellar nucleosynthesis [Astrophys. J. 578 (2002) 862].
Although the population of brothel-based sex workers is very small in size compared with the general Nigeria population, a recent modeling of apportionment of new infections estimated that in some states (such as Ogun in south-west Nigeria and Benue in north-central Nigeria), sex workers and their clients account for about 18% of all new infections.
A recent model for that kind of mezzo was Fiorenza Cossotto, so powerful in Amneris's final anguish in Verdi's "Aida".
Noise mixture in the brain would be expected to require a greater noise-to-signal ratio for effective SR according to a recent model because of attenuation of noise-related activation across multiple synapses [56].
For real novelty factor, not to mention a healthy dose of bling, check into a Vickers Waggon, a more recent model of caravan which was made exclusively for Gypsy families from the 1950s to 1970s.
This is consistent with a recent model describing motion of monomeric particles on a cell membrane including low-diffusivity lipid rafts [49], [50].
