The phrase "an optimized model for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a model that has been improved or fine-tuned for a specific purpose or application.
Example: "The researchers developed an optimized model for predicting climate change impacts on agriculture."
Alternatives: "an enhanced model for" or "a refined model for".
Reference [4] proposes an optimized model for TOU price time-period.
In this paper an optimized model for the analysis of plates reinforced with beams is presented as compared with other models used by various researchers.
An accuracy of more than 98% is reported in this paper which guarantees the reliability of an optimized model for any application of the graphene-based DNA sensor such as diagnosis of genetic and pathogenic deseases.
This study aims to introduce an optimized model for PEMFC using an electric bicycle that consists of a 250 W fuel cell, battery pack, DC/DC convertor, electric motor and electric control unit (ECU).
It's an optimized model that has margin for us and for labels, and if there was no value for operators, we wouldn't have 20 of them.
Finally, it is very difficult to develop an optimized model that can work reasonably well for most articles.
An optimized model of PERG for glaucoma screening (PERGLA) is a relatively new diagnostic tool and fast and user-friendly for the evaluation RGCs dysfunction [ 20, 21].
Results of the study indicate a perfect and optimized model for the high ability of the newly synthesized photocatalyst in optimum conditions.
Future studies will be focused on combining the CIMP pattern with Hangzhou criteria, and proposing a more reasonable and optimized model for patient selection and prognosis prediction, which will benefit more HCC patients for LT.
Finally, the behaviour of graphene-based SGFET is predicted in the presence of single-nucleotide polymorphism with an accuracy of more than 98% which guarantees the reliability of the optimized model for any application of the graphene-based DNA sensor.
