The phrase "amended model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a model that has been modified or updated in some way, often in a legal, scientific, or technical context.
Example: "The researchers presented their findings based on the amended model, which included new data and adjustments to the original parameters."
Alternatives: "revised model" or "updated model".
An amended model that looks at these characteristics as well gives Obama a 0.4 percentage point advantage.
The Average Variance Extracted (AVE) score for all of the constructs in the amended model is above 0.5 (Tominc & Rebernik, 2007), showing suitable convergent validity.
The amended model is as effective as its original form in flow modelling, but represents more logically realistic soil water processes.
In this amended model, these processes include Optimising/Satisficing, Impression management and Acquiescence [ 18].
Table 4 > -wrap-foot> shows the amended model that now allows the effects to vary with time.
Within the amended model framework, we are able to study different possible pharmacological scenarios for the IFN α-mediated stem cell activation and predict long-term outcomes for different treatment regimens.
C1 Change in Lawyers' Code The American Bar Association amended its model code of conduct to allow a lawyer advising a company to disclose client confidences.
The amended TIC model proposed by Song et al. [28] covers many of the TIC method flaws especially the position and trend differences between the observed and correlated values so it will be used in this study.
But what not many people know is that in the late 1960s, after having done more research on human behavior, Maslow amended his model, and the conventional description of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is actually a highly inaccurate as a description of his later thought.
We amended this model to calculate effects of shunt on carbon dioxide exchange under different conditions.
The other one was the detailed publication of the amended final model [ 24], which was the basis for the final appraisal in the Technical Appraisal Guidance by NICE [ 32].
