The phrase "are good models for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing examples or representations that effectively illustrate a concept or idea.
Example: "The theories presented in these studies are good models for understanding human behavior in social contexts."
Alternatives: "serve as effective examples for" or "act as suitable representations for".
Liposomes, or phospholipid vesicles, are good models for biological membranes, which are found in all species from bacteria to mammals [1 3].
These reactive systems are good models for studying the effect of the kinetics of the interfacial reaction on the phase morphology.
Finally, note that Rayleigh-fading channels are good models for tropospheric and ionospheric signal propagation as well as the effect of heavily built-up urban environments on radio signals [39, 40].
In this sense, the reader of this article is invited to try for themselves whether these enhancements improve their scientific understanding, and whether such enhanced journals are good models for the future evolution of the genre.
Finally, we note that Rayleigh-fading channels are good models for tropospheric and ionospheric signal propagation as well as the effect of heavily built-up urban environments on radio signals [35, 36].
Many features of these simple catalytic systems are good models for enzymes, and these simple systems provide insights into enzyme function and reactivity that may be difficult to probe in enzymes.
But he said he hoped to demonstrate that some well-crafted antipoverty programs now being carried out through the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund could be good models for development assistance.
"They might be good models for what we need to imitate," he says.
In this paper, we further the study of deterministic small-world networks and show that Cayley graphs may be good models for such networks.
The discovery is more than simply weird animal trivia, though; researchers think the tongues could be good models for developing kinder, gentler surgical tools.
Our results also suggest that laboratory species may not be good models for studying some aspects of lactation performance in wild species.
