"diversified model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a model or approach that is varied and inclusive, incorporating different elements or perspectives. For example, "The company's success can be attributed to its diversified model, which includes a range of products and services catering to various customer needs." This sentence conveys that the company's model is not limited to just one type of product or service, but rather offers a diverse range.
The Fully Diversified model is more recent and is based on large pharmaceutical companies expanding their core business into the provision of related products through in-licensing, collaboration, and mergers and acquisitions.
Citigroup's ability to raise capital "says a heck of a lot about the diversified model," he said.
"We just have the great benefit of this diversified model," Mr. Sloan said in an interview.
After five years, the team was managing more than $5 billion, thanks in part to its diversified model.
Devine also points to what he calls the "silent transformation of the Scottish economy", based on the metamorphosis in manufacturing from heavy industry through de-industrialisation to a more diversified model.
"The important thing for us is to develop the brand with the right content that engages a passionate audience, and therefore to have a diversified model that isn't just about advertising.
This allows for the design of a simulation study which diversifies model architecture based on detection difficulty.
Metadata may also serve as open innovations for integrative sciences, and may prove to be valuable for diversifying models of discovery and translation in high, and more importantly, low and middle-income countries.
"Dan is perfectly suited to manage our increasingly diversified business model".
This history matching reveals a clearer trade-off relationship between the matching qualities than conventional global-objective history matching, thereby being advantageous to yielding converged and diversified geological models for uncertainty quantification.
A few genes have ω2 > 1 but the data do not fit the diversifying selection model significantly better than the null model, indicating that a site class under diversifying selection likely does not exist for these genes.
