The phrase "associates model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, organizational structures, or theoretical frameworks involving associates or partnerships.
Example: "The associates model we implemented has significantly improved collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "partner model" or "collaborative model".
The testing equipment consisted of a Scribner Associates model 850e Fuel Cell Test System.
The method automatically associates model parameters (MP) with catchment descriptors (CD), using techniques based on Self-Organizing Maps (SOM-B).
Importantly, the lure of the associates model has been shown to predict early language acquisition for typical talkers [12].
Formally, this would be the exact opposite of the lure of the associates model [12] to explain typical development.
Testing was conducted in 21.6×17.8×12.7 cm operant chambers (model #ENV-307W, Med Associates, St. Albans, VT) housed within sound and light attenuating enclosures (Med Associates model #ENV-022MD).
For this "oddball" model, words would be learned based on the lack of associative connections to the already known words as opposed to being primed for learning by associative connections; a sign change in the sensitivity parameter of the lure of the associates model would create this difference.
It associates models of plant morphogenesis and models simulating the growth of plant compartments as related to assimilate availability.
Regularly, we will invite authors (system biologists and modelers) to submit data and associated model files directly to the repository, and consequently extending the content of the repository.
Can an agency of your size take that on?'" says Herbert. "But we hear that less now and I think that represents a shift; the industry has moved towards smaller agencies and clients have embraced the freelance or associate model".
We propose a compressible associating model to describe liquid liquid equilibria of dendritic polymer solutions.
We propose a high quality of social trust associated model for evaluating a recommended trust path.
