The phrase "a regulated model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a model that is subject to rules or regulations, often in fields like finance, science, or engineering.
Example: "The research team developed a regulated model to ensure compliance with industry standards."
Alternatives: "a controlled model" or "a governed model".
Based on Chile's heavily regulated model, a three-tiered pension system was introduced, melding the state-run, pay-as-you-go scheme with a compulsory private savings plan for all new entrants into the labour market, and also for all aged under 30 at the end of 1999.Though the reforms are recent, fully 10.5m Poles have signed up for private pensions, exceeding the government's wildest expectations.
"I hope we continue to show the US and the rest of the world what we can do as a regulated economic model," said Elliott Klug, 35, owner of the Pink House chain, which has six dispensaries in Colorado.
A vast amount of genetic, biochemical, and structural information has been recently integrated into a "regulated unfolding" model of intraprotein signaling by modular proteins, including SHKs.
Thus, only down-regulated genes were considered for evaluating the regulated model.
Simulation of this "regulated" model again yielded acetate crossfeeding (see Figure 2B).
Core sets of reactions were identified for each of the stress conditions by comparing flux bounds of the regulated model with the imposed regulatory constraints (Step 4 in Figure 6).
Identification of reactions in the arginine metabolism using the regulated model and its corroborative evidence from transcriptomic studies confirms the key role of arginine metabolism in response to stress and its subsequent effect of growth and metabolism.
Without regulation, standard FBA speciously predicted that these cells would engage in simultaneous glucose and acetate utilization (which served as part of the impetus for the development of the regulated model).
We used the predictions of the extended SDE model to construct a regulated MM (rMM) model consisting of two MM terms that account for two independent transport regimes, with and without NCR control (see Supplementary Data, section 7.2).
