"corresponding model of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific model that is associated with or corresponds to something else. Example: "The corresponding model of the human heart in a cow is known as the bovine heart model."
A corresponding model of the wood market of a Swiss canton, consisting of a coupled roundwood and wood fuel market, is presented.
We have shown [Mn III 6 Cr III ](ClO4 3 adsorbing on top of HOPG and creating a 2D array and developed a corresponding model of the lattice.
Based on cross-correlation computation, they indicate how well a student's performance of a specific dance figure matches the corresponding model of the teacher.
A corresponding model of the fluidised-bed catalytic reactor is analysed f which it transpires that its behaviour is very close to that of a CSTR, as is apparent when published data on reactor performance is examined.
While remaining within the tradition of the Austrian school of economic theory, in the technical form of decision theory (and a corresponding model of rationality), Neurath rejected the assumption of the value and even possibility of a precise calculus of utility involving an abstract and universal unit of calculation and uni-dimensionally commensurable alternatives.
Model 1included only IDU history to be consistent with results of the corresponding model of JHU data (shown in Table 4).
On this view any consistent theory is a legitimate candidate and the corresponding models of such theories are legitimate candidates for the the domain of mathematics.
In view of this, CBM geological factors were analyzed, different geological models were established and the corresponding models of development engineering technologies were thus put forward.
We present a detailed analysis of the methods and techniques for the production of genuinely quantum multiphoton processes in nonlinear media, and the corresponding models of multiphoton effective interactions.
For the corresponding modeling of S-MB, the peptide backbones of the lowest energy conformers of the overlapping SP-B(1 25) (PDB: 1DFW) [40] and MB (PDB: 1SSZ) structures were used as templates for the S-MB sequence (Fig. 2A).
In B6 and relative mouse strains M. avium causes lung granuloma with regular structure, sharing many features with human TB granuloma; thus, corresponding models of infection were used to study cellular and molecular interactions during mycobacterial granulomatosis [12], [13].
