"in-house model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a model or system that is developed and maintained within a company or organization, rather than outsourced to a third party. Example: Our company has developed an in-house model to track and analyze customer data.
After that, she had her own in-house model whose growth she could chronicle.
The obtained results are in a good consistency with the in-house model predictions.
In this analysis, we report an in-house model to describe the complex fundamental and functional interactions between various internal physico-chemical phenomena of a SOEC.
Calculations are performed using a simplified, in-house model of the solar thermal plant that assumes stead-state at each hourly time-step.
An in-house model for a MIEC or MIEC-CGO composite has been built in order to analyse the electrode operating mechanisms in anodic and cathodic polarisations (SOEC and SOFC modes).
He does all his work here - he never sketches at home: 'I like to hear everybody's opinions.' Chrissy, the in-house model, appears wearing various outfits almost ready for the Spring 2006 show in three weeks' time.
Furthermore, recent advances in human tissue-engineering has made it feasible and cost effective to construct human tissue equivalents of the respiratory epithelia, as in-house models derived from primary cells.
The present paper examines the most widespread techniques that implement water injection by using in-house models that can reproduce the effects of water injection on the gas turbine and compressor off-design operation.
Lego's in-house model-making team has made card-dealing robots, dancing robots, robotic arms and even a fully functioning copier out of the kits.
We set forth tiers of costs-to-company for certain in-house modeling costs.
Neural Cash replaces outdated in-house models unable to accurately predict applicant outcomes with its scalable solutions, helping lenders grow profits by minimizing default loss while capturing more repaying borrowers.
