The phrase "are constructed for different" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing various purposes or functions for which something is built or designed.
Example: "The models are constructed for different applications, ensuring versatility in their use."
Alternatives: "are designed for various" or "are built for different".
It is important to consider that comparisons between the results of different models are difficult, because they are constructed for different purposes, parameterized for forests that differ in typology and structure, and reported according to their objectives (Phillips et al. 2004).
Two-dimensional monochromatic images are constructed for different cometary species and the continuum.
First, to deal with the large-scale process modeling issue, the entire plant-wide process is decomposed into blocks and Bayesian networks are constructed for different blocks.
Here, even though the general structures are not much different, the synthetics are constructed for different purposes, using equity indices instead of individual stocks, which is the case in convertibles and warrant linked securities.
Modern sleeping bags are constructed for different seasons, body types and sexes.
From the simulation results, two groups of calibration curves were constructed for different ranges of friction factors.
Using a similar technique as illustrated in this example, COSTBCs can be constructed for different number of source antenna and relay node configurations by suitably adapting different OSTBCs.
The CEB and CPB sets were constructed for different sizes of image blocks such as 8 × 8 or 16 × 16 with respect to different compression ratios (CRs) desired.
In the evening sector (Scandinavia), vTEC variations have been constructed for different radio paths between available GPS satellites and the KIRU receiver.
Failure mechanism maps which illustrate the dominant initial failure mode for practical beam designs were constructed for different test temperatures based on the modified Gibson model.
Afterward, the key physical and chemical parameters of the surrogate fuels were defined, and the constraint equations were constructed for different parameters.
