The phrase "a relevant modelling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model or representation that is pertinent to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The study presents a relevant modelling of climate change impacts on agriculture."
Alternatives: "an applicable model of" or "a pertinent representation of".
These results suggest that genetically engineered DT40 cells would serve as a relevant model of PD, and help understand the genetic and functional relationship among multiple causative genes.
By use of an extended WI (120 and 240 min), a relevant model of donation after circulatory death was made; furthermore, it was ensured that sufficient unilateral renal damage occurred in the healthy pigs studied.
That outmoded model must be discarded and a relevant model of veteran health care and benefits delivery management -- a model led by a new generation of leadership comfortable with the latest corporate tools and techniques -- must take the stage.
For a species to be a relevant model of human disease, it must simulate human conditions in both disease and health.
In summary, here we have demonstrated that oral MTA administration is an effective therapeutic strategy to attenuate disease progression in a relevant model of liver injury and fibrosis.
The murine model used in this study is a relevant model of diet-induced IR as evidenced by severe alterations in indices of glucose homeostasis and development of characteristic visceral adipose inflammation and infiltration by Ly6Chi monocytes.
The present study was designed to extend our previous results obtained in rd1 mouse (a relevant model of human recessive RP) to transgenic rhodopsin P23H mutant rat, a frequent mutation in dominant human disease and a good model for studying long-term effects and functional phenomena.
Their finding supports the fact that collagen-induced arthritis may be a relevant model of peripheral and axial ossifying enthesopathy.
