The phrase "an integrated model of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a comprehensive framework or system that combines various elements or components into a cohesive whole.
Example: "The researchers developed an integrated model of climate change impacts that considers both environmental and socio-economic factors."
Alternatives: "a unified framework for" or "a comprehensive approach to".
We use this approach (called integrated FBA, or iFBA) to create an integrated model of Escherichia coli which combines a flux-balance-based, central carbon metabolic and transcriptional regulatory model with an ODE-based, detailed model of carbohydrate uptake control.
"Computer simulation of an integrative model of intestinal glucose absorption" This paper highlights the sheer complexity of developing an integrated model of intestinal glucose absorption.
By using a combination of below- and above-ground scanning, Dr. Allen said, he hopes to produce an integrated model of the site.
The paper concludes by suggesting an integrated model of urban design to achieve urban sustainability.
This paper presents an integrated model of substrate clogging in a vertical flow constructed wetland (VFCW).
To assess participant perception of an integrated model of care for substance abuse in pregnancy.
We developed an integrated model of sugarcane processing from cultivation to ethanol fermentation.
As a result of the review, this study presents an integrated model of the existing literature.
We propose an integrated model of joint venture control, which adds relational issues to the TCE framework.
Mr. Mehdorn had to give up his dream of an "integrated model" of privatization in which Deutsche Bahn would administer and profit from the railroad's infrastructure, without actually owning it.
Mr. Wuffli and other executives said today that they remained committed to an "integrated model" of banking, which means viewing the investment banking and money-management as businesses that reinforce each other.
