The phrase "a virtual model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a digital representation or simulation of an object, system, or concept.
Example: "The researchers created a virtual model of the human heart to study its functions and diseases."
Alternatives: "a digital representation of" or "a simulated version of".
A digital twin is a virtual model of a process, product, or service.
Petitgout described the Jets' defensive attack as a virtual model of how to get to a quarterback.
Developed software has been used for creating a virtual model of the laboratory FMS setup.
A virtual model of the machine was created and subjected to different numerical cases of loading.
The project began in 2004, when curators at the Louvre in Paris brought in scientists to help them create a virtual model of the painting.
There's a virtual model of Man Ray's clothes-hanger mobile whose elements appear to dangle and revolve, casting eerie shadows as they seem to approach and recede.
The interpretation of epigraphic and archaeological material within the broader context of landscape, by means of creating a virtual model to reconstruct the sensory experiences of the ancient peoples who created the sites.
The interpretation of epigraphic and archaeological material within the broader context of landscape, by means of creating a virtual model to reconstruct the sensory experiences of the ancient peoples who created those sites.
By the end of the 70's, training camps situated in the Libyan desert were home to a virtual model United Nations of malcontents -- reportedly including Japanese Red Army "soldiers" next to Yemeni socialists next to members of West Germany's Baader-Meinhof Gang -- while Libyan agents waged an assassination campaign against Libyan dissidents in the United States and Europe.
I'd like to incorporate a 3D virtual model of a city into a time lapse at some point.
The research proceeded to investigate whether the active navigation of a desktop virtual model of an urban environment leads to better understanding and perception than passive observation of a walkthrough, and the methodology employed commonly available and widely used modelling packages to present a small townscape, navigable using controls commonly found in modern computer 'games'games
