The phrase "an enhanced model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or advancements in a particular model, system, or concept.
Example: "The researchers developed an enhanced model of climate prediction that incorporates new data sources."
Alternatives: "an improved version of" or "a refined model of".
She strongly advises working on an "enhanced model of self-regulation".
The findings provide foundations for an enhanced model of adoption and use for the practical development of FSS designs and services.
Using a descriptive research approach with the Hicks-Hennessey questionnaire, ten priority training needs were identified by regional primary health care nurses to inform the design of a purposeful educational response and hence support an enhanced model of care.
RESULTS: We developed an enhanced model of successful aging based on Rowe and Kahn's theoretical framework.
This trial aims to build on the existing evidence by trialling an enhanced model of contact in multiple sites in Australia.
The accountability of RECs may be clarified in a number of ways: statutory codification of detailed standards; an enhanced model of self-regulation; accreditation of RECs; and certification of REC members.
This paper deals with the development of an enhanced model for solving wave wave and wave structure interaction problems.
Based on the aforementioned basic framework of cascading failure, an enhanced model is proposed in this section.
This improvement is explained by the enhanced modeling of pool mixing with the multi-dimensional modeling.
The MCDEA model is one of the enhanced models of DEA which was developed by Li and Reeves (1999).
Large efforts are made to offer more and more precise simulation of large-scale wireless networks (e.g., wireless sensor networks, WSNs) with enhanced modelling of radio link performance.
