The phrase "as modelled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been demonstrated or represented in a specific way, often in the context of examples or templates.
Example: "The final design was created as modelled in the initial sketches provided by the client."
Alternatives: "as demonstrated" or "as illustrated".
First, we used worldwide LUC results for four biofuel production scenarios (Table 1) as modelled with Purdue University's Global Trade Analysis Project GTAP CGEGE model [ 24].
Figure 1 plots the change in log rate ratio associated with the 30 day lag period for both AP and CDP as modelled using the quadratic lag distribution model.
The latter role overlaps with that other classic drag persona, the battle-axe, as modelled by performers ranging from Alec Guinness in Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) to Martin Lawrence in Big Momma's House (2000) and Tyler Perry's Madea character.
The redistribution of population as modelled in LUISA substantially impacts accessibility levels.
Figure 8 Indcution motor RFOC drive, as modelled with XSG and SPS blocksets.
Figure 1 Representation of a nanostructured channel filter as modelled in the present letter.
This holds for a fractal rough surface as modelled by the Koch curve (Df>1) or for a fractal subset as modelled by the Cantor set (CS).
Figure 4 Co-occurrence of mutual information peak and the magnetic susceptibility phase transition as modelled by Vicsek.
The widespread ash affected aviation significantly as modelled results predicted ash over large areas of northern and central Europe.
The chip itself is conceived as modelled on the human brain — or at least how we know it to work — with pulses and spikes based around synapses, with different parts of the chip taking on different learning functions.
Simulation results show that the flexibility of SNR scalability and absence of picture drift imply that SNR scalability as modelled is superior to data partitioning in such applications.
