The phrase "adopt a model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or acceptance of a particular framework, approach, or system in various contexts, such as business, education, or research.
Example: "The organization decided to adopt a model of sustainable development to guide its future projects."
Alternatives: "embrace a framework of" or "implement a system of".
In place of compulsory mass schooling, Illich suggested, it would be preferable to adopt a model of learning in which knowledge and skills were transmitted through networks of informal and voluntary relationships.
We adopt a model of full wave solution to evaluate the Poynting vector of the ELF radiation field in the ionosphere, which can reflect the propagation characteristics of the radiated ELF waves along the background magnetic field and provide the initial condition of waves for ray tracing in the magnetosphere.
Dretske (1977, 261 262) and Armstrong (1983, 52 59, and 1991) adopt a model of inductive inference that involves an inference to the best explanation.
To make those civic and educational objectives a reality, we have not only to discard the false nostrums of the "educational reformers" but even challenge the former status quo, abandon the "Industrial Model" of education and adopt a model of learning styles that can serve young learners best.
Participant observation of on-site training showed that nurse-trainers were quick to adopt a model of PHC nursing as holistic care-giving.
As an illustrative example, we adopt a model of a public goods game studied by Doebeli et al. (2004), who investigated evolutionary branching by using a corresponding individual-based simulation.
Therefore, we adopted a model of optically thin thermal plasma in collisional ionization equilibrium as implemented in the apec code39.
Adopting a model of this kind in the UK, dubbed UKRep, offers the promise of potentially huge cost savings across the industry.
In the 1990s, it adopted a model of leadership development that strongly emphasized internal mobility for high-potential and high-performing employees a global group consisting of several thousand managers, engineers, and other professionals.
Under the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA), the city has adopted a model of gulf urbanism often described as "Dubaization" in hopes to emerge as a regionally as well as globally recognized city.
In unpacking the development of those assumptions, this Essay adopts a model of intellectual history based on the Kuhnian argument that scientific knowledge evolves through key historical moments that establish theoretical paradigms.
