"closely modelled" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been closely imitated or copied from something else. Example: The new dress design was closely modelled after a famous designer's collection.
His campaign is closely modelled on Jimmy Carter's 1976 campaign.
The FiT should be more closely modelled on the successful German counterpart.
It is so closely modelled on pirates that they complain about the competition.
Her Joseph K is closely modelled on Kafka himself, thus strengthening the identification between Joseph's torments and the author's.
R is for Lord Ruthven The title character of Polidori's The Vampyre, closely modelled (see above) on Lord Byron.
Ross's persona and writing style are closely modelled on Julian Maclaren-Ross, the chronicler of 1930s and 1940s Soho.
Interestingly, the distribution of soil types suitable to Telopea closely matches the modelled climatic distribution, consequently modelled climatic probabilities and areas did not differ appreciably between model runs, at species or genus levels, with or without soils included.
With a few exceptions, the modelled data closely follows that of the measured data.
The practical measurements that were conducted using the three cache optimisation algorithms produced results that were closely matched to the modelled theoretical trends.
Although the shape of the modelled responses closely matched the observed data for C. columellaris, the magnitude of ΔΨ was slightly higher in measured, as compared with modelled, plants.
In fact, this model closely resembles that derived using magnetospheric and ionospheric sources from all local times (Fig. 7, top), which suggests the un-modelled magnetospheric signals are the dominant source of error when the local-time selection is used.
