The phrase "a separated model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a model that has been divided or is distinct from others, often in technical or academic discussions.
Example: "In our research, we developed a separated model to analyze the different variables independently."
Alternatives: "an isolated model" or "a distinct model".
A separated model has been proposed for stratified flow and homogeneous models for dispersed bubble and annular flow for predicting pressure drop and liquid holdup in inclined pipes.
A separated model for those newly registered was not performed due to the small samples in some NICE patient groups.
This trial will be the largest randomised trial of a separated model of FBT for adolescents with AN to date.
Two differently organised out-of-hours cooperatives are involved; a separated model and an integrated out-of-hours care model in two adjacent geographic regions in the Netherlands.
In the current Dutch out-of-hours primary care, roughly two types of organisation models can be distinguished; a separated model and an integrated model.
System auditing is also more difficult under a "separated" Model, as it is difficult to trace the history of linked analytical data without good coordination and oversight.
Our service developed a novel separated model of family-based treatment, parent-focused treatment, and is undertaking a randomised controlled trial to compare parent-focused treatment to conjoint family-based treatment.
In order to research the adaptivity of the capillary tube in the transcritical CO2 refrigeration system, a separated flow model of a CO2 capillary in which the metastable phenomenon was taken into consideration was built in the simulation of transcritical CO2 refrigeration system, and related experiments were carried out by a plant under different gas-cooler outlet temperatures.
In the separated model the GP cooperative is located separate from the hospital's accident and emergency (A&E) department, indicating that there is no functional integration of out-of-hours services.
It is traditionally designed for the task with the two models: separated model and combined model.
In fact, the separated model may adversely affect the coordination of grids and substantially reduce their resistance to natural disasters and subsequent recovery, especially when a large amount of renewable energy is being integrated into the grids.
