The phrase "are intended to model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose or aim of something, particularly in contexts related to design, simulation, or representation.
Example: "The new software features are intended to model real-world scenarios for better training outcomes."
Alternatives: "are designed to represent" or "are meant to simulate".
There are numerous existing transformer models which are intended to model the wide band transformer's behavior.
Dynamic fuel cycle simulation tools are intended to model holistic transient nuclear fuel cycle scenarios.
But increasing numbers of studies show major differences between the results of these simulations and the actual measured performance of the buildings they are intended to model.
These RT periodic data exchanges are intended to model both sensor messages sent to plant controllers, and output messages sent from plant controllers to the actuators.
Algorithms are easier to port than using HDL languages because they are intended to model the systems from the behavior point of view instead from a pure- hardware approach.
On the other hand, ST (standard IEEE 802.11e stations that are out of the sphere-of-control of the RT architecture) stations are intended to model external traffic sources, that are sharing the communication medium with the RT traffic sources.
This is intended to model waves and current through a jacket or compliant tower, both space-frame structures.
The CGARP is intended to model the signal received by a satellite designed for extrasolar planets detection.
The proposed formulation is intended to model the geometrically nonlinear inelastic behaviour of composite frame elements using only one element per physical member.
The proposed formulation is intended to model the combined effects of partial composite action and distributed plasticity using only one 2-noded beam-column element per structural member.
The error term is intended to model both measurement error in the sensor and random perturbations in release concentration realizations.
