The phrase "analytical model where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific type of analytical model and the context or conditions under which it operates.
Example: "The research focuses on an analytical model where various factors influence the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "analytical framework in which" or "analytical approach that".
To solve the problem of resource scheduling in cloud computing environment, we introduce an analytical model where we formulate the problem as a mixed integer linear problem.
This article analyzes the implications of capacity markets and allocation mechanisms for cross-border trade and market welfare by applying an analytical model where two markets with different market designs, the energy-only market and the energy-plus-capacity market, are interconnected and operate under different transmission capacity allocation schemes.
Strong correlations between work experience group, body mass, and BMI required that force data for nurses and students be collapsed in analytical models where no group differences existed.
Following a conventional production function, Equations (1) and (2) are our analytical models, where Y is the production output, L is labor input, and K is capital input.
As in any theoretically based modeling procedure, there is always scope for debate as to which phenomenon/event should have been further incorporated to the analytical model and where it should have been placed.
For manufacturing processes where no satisfactory analytical model exists, or where a low-order empirical polynomial model is inappropriate, neural networks offer a good alternative predictive modeling approach.
For the free-floating system, an analytical model is developed where the decision rule is formulated into and solved using stochastic mixed integer programming (MIP).
For the end correction, the numerical approach is found superior to the analytical model at frequencies where coupling of acoustic and hydrodynamic waves is significant.
Thus, the analytical model was reduced where only 2 time variables were included, one binary variable indicating the time of post versus pre-index and another continuous variable representing the actual time from the index date measured in years.
Figure 4 shows the analytical model of the sensor where the total structure is regarded as the combination of the springs.
Unlike the theoretical model, where analytical solutions would have been very difficult to obtain without using the electrode's radial position as the curvature of the electrode, we can use a more realistic setup here with a fixed curvature, as it is unlikely to vary with position.
