The phrase "acting as a model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that serves as an example or standard for others to follow.
Example: "The teacher is acting as a model for her students, demonstrating the correct way to solve the problem."
Alternatives: "serving as an example" or "functioning as a prototype."
This stems from Spyros's leadership and we see him acting as a model of these principles".
"We are acting as a model for the rest of society saying we are going to do everything we can to reduce our emissions," said an organizer of the initiative, Anthony Cortese.
From 1956 to 1977, acting as a model to similar commissions in other southern states, the Sovereignty Commission spied on and plotted against anyone thought to be interested in desegregation.
AS she did in "Girl With a Pearl Earring," her best-selling novel about a housemaid acting as a model for Johannes Vermeer, Tracy Chevalier uses this new book to imagine fictional circumstances for the creation of an actual work of art.
A picture appears to have emerged of a charitable organisation drifting away from its principal purpose – to propagate all species of birds, rather than a chosen few; instead of acting as a model of evidence-based science, it seems to have turned increasingly into a lobbying body, more intent on boosting its membership than in propagating objective research.
"We do a range of different activities with the robots acting as a model for the children's behaviour.
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These programmes can encourage private sector initiatives by acting as a role model for energy efficient buildings and fleets.
At Lockheed Martin, the CIO assured widespread acceptance and collaboration across the company's divisions by establishing his own blog, acting as a role model and setting goals for adoption of E 2.0 (Chui et al. [2009]).
