The phrase "a representative model of" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a model that reflects the reality of some situation or concept. For example, "He presented a representative model of the solar system."
Figure 13 shows a representative model of the information flow for intrusion detection data mining [75].
We evaluate the effectiveness of data processing using a representative model of the chorus observed near the equator.
It deals with an IFC-based tunnel model as being a representative model of a large BIM infrastructure project.
In this study, a representative model of an elevated aqueduct is considered with different base fixity conditions.
Figure 12 shows a representative model of the information flow for intrusion detection using multi-sensor data fusion [75].
As a result, a representative model of the dynamic behavior of the soil wall system in operational conditions was obtained.
Although EAN is a representative model for autoimmune diseases of peripheral neurons, experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis is a representative model for autoimmune diseases of the CNS and is a model for human multiple sclerosis.
This prototypical chronic disease constitutes a representative model for studying the influence of health literacy on health outcomes.
Runs were conducted with ethylene glycol as a representative model compound of the aqueous phase of bio-oil.
Many studies in recent years have used a simple, representative model of a branched pathway with inhibition and activation, for instance, to test new parameter estimation methods [ 6- 8].
Currently we note the unfortunate absence of measurement tools that allow objective analysis of this anatomical region, a region that is a particularly representative model of the human variability that limits its study (great variety of shapes, sizes, and compositions).
