The phrase "available to model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that can be represented or simulated in a model, often in contexts like data analysis, machine learning, or design.
Example: "The dataset is now available to model various predictive scenarios."
Alternatives: "ready for modeling" or "suitable for modeling".
The purpose of the paper is to review aspects of the systems available to model the caries process in enamel.
Being a two-component system, different numerical approaches are available to model the thermo-fluidic behavior of nanofluids.
The introduction describes the methods used to obtain these characteristics and the numerical tools available to model the behaviour of the warm and cold groundwater in the aquifer.
Application of the model is most appropriate in areas where heather is in mixed-age stands, because there is inadequate information available to model interactions between grazing and degeneration in even-aged stands of heather.
Under quasi-static loadings at low temperature, for a given strain rate range, viscous effects can be neglected, but only a few experimental results are available to model the behaviour of an adhesive in a bonded assembly accurately under realistic loadings.
Various softwares (such as PHILIPAC, SLIC, and SPICE) are available to model and investigate the devices [182, 183].
Making $15 to $36£9£9 to £21) an hour shouldn't be sniffed at under normal circumstances, but given the nature of the work, it's a good thing there are alternative revenue streams available to models.
Making $15 to $36 an hour wouldn't be terrible under normal circumstances, but given the nature of the work, it's a good thing there are alternative revenue streams available to models.
This study provides the first available parameters to model airborne transmission of ASFV.
Single-genotype ORs provided by genetic association studies is the available input to model the polygenotype disease association.
A number of software packages are available to simulate spatiotemporal models in biology 51– 51.
