The phrase "an integral model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a model that is essential or fundamental to a particular system or theory.
Example: "In our research, we found that an integral model of the ecosystem is necessary to understand the interactions between species."
Alternatives: "a fundamental model" or "a crucial model".
Moreover, an integral model developed for pressure drop in different flow fields of the die.
To this end, an integral model of flow in e-learning environments is proposed and tested.
The char oxidation kinetics from TGA experiments is embedded in an integral model.
This paper aims at developing an integral model for the evaluation of road-rail intermodal freight hub location decisions.
For this an integral model, linking environmental parameters such as oxygen concentration, corrosion rate, nutrient availability and the microbial species of this environment is introduced in this paper.
TEMMS also contains an integral model, ROADFAC, which calculates emissions of gases and particulates from vehicles using SATURN traffic or vehicle count data.
Fig. 7 Pressure at cross-sections of laminar flow a integral model and b partial model (Pa); velocity at cross-sections of laminar flow c integral model and d partial model (m/s).
Disease explanatory models provide an integral framework for health knowledge and point the direction for the prevention and resolution of illness.
This paper presents an extended integral model using char oxidation under different ambient oxygen concentrations to predict the pyrolysis of wood.
A novel integral model was developed based on an analysis of the total work effected on the deforming droplet in order to interpret the results.
Rather than a history integral model that is common for viscoelastic materials, a thermodynamically based state evolution model developed by Ghosh and Srinivasa (2011a) is used as the basis for the beam model based on the Euler Bernoulli beam theory.
