The phrase "acquiring a model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to obtaining or learning about a specific model, whether in a scientific, business, or educational setting.
Example: "The research team is focused on acquiring a model that accurately predicts climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "obtaining a model" or "gaining a model."
The image recognition system acquires a model of the parcel in real-time and automatically checks for any signs of anomaly on the viewed sides of the parcel.
Finally, on the basis of experimental data acquired, a model for estimating the force-displacement relationship of the infills is proposed.
The Indians, by now, are well aware that in Swisher they're getting more than just a quality player with decent power; they also acquired a model citizen who prides himself in devoting a good chunk of his spare time to multiple charitable organizations and special projects.
They appeared to have acquired a model of the treatment that enabled them to develop skills and apply them in various settings (Q 28).
This paper presents a simple and useful modeling method to acquire a dynamics model of an aerial vehicle containing unknown parameters using mechanism modeling, and then to design different identification experiments to identify the parameters based on the sources and features of its unknown parameters.
Given the unavailability of a training signal to the central nervous system (CNS), one of the most challenging tasks in modeling the cerebellum as an inverse model is acquiring an inverse dynamic model through motor learning.
Initially, in order to acquire a simple model that describes the process, a (general) full factorial experimental design was implemented.
Eventually, the interaction between the environment and the robot's body is exploited to acquire a visual model of the objects the robot encounters which can then be used to guide a top-down attention system.
Product quality and production economy depend on the mechanical/thermal/metallurgical behaviours of the work piece and those of the tools, and therefore, a prerequisite for successful process design is to acquire a process model for predicting the detailed aspects of these behaviours.
