The phrase "as a typical model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that represents a standard or common example of a particular category or type.
Example: "The design of this car serves as a typical model for modern electric vehicles, showcasing efficiency and sustainability."
Alternatives: "as a standard example" or "as a representative model".
To describe the approach, a condenser microphone is considered as a typical model.
Graham escapement is considered as a typical model for such a mechanism.
Due to the different material properties between host material and the protective layer, the monitored structure embedded with sensors can be regarded as a typical model containing inclusions.
The complexation of glutathione (GSH) with divalent cadmium ion has been used as a typical model for investigating the coordination chemistry of sulfydryl-containing peptides and heavy metal ions, which is essential to understand the mechanism of intracellular cadmium detoxification.
The maximum pressure change is set to be 4 MPa as a typical model parameter.
DA, as a typical model of o-benzenediol, follows this reaction mechanism.
In this evaluation, we assumed a square simulation model in the horizontal directions with a size of (sqrt{S}) and a fixed model depth of (D=200) km as a typical simulation model on a regional scale.
The first Bayesian approach treats the unknown overall risk and heterogeneity both as random variables; this is a typical model with a normal prior for the overall risk and an inverse-gamma prior for the heterogeneity.
Here, we aimed to develop a technology for enhancing butanol production with simultaneous hydrolysis of cassava (a typical model as a non-cereal starchy material) using a cofactor-dependent modulation method to maximize the production efficacy of biobutanol by Clostridium sp. stain BOH3.
We use vegetation simulated for Asia by the equilibrium vegetation model BIOME4 as a typical example of vegetation model output.
For instance, keeping IBD as a typical example of model-based inference, empirical estimates of σ have been reported for a variety of species (Rose et al. 2006; Puebla et al. 2009, 2012; Ledoux et al. 2010; Pinsky et al. 2010).
