"inaugural model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a new or initial version of something, such as a product or program. Example: "The company's inaugural model of their electric car received rave reviews at the auto show."
This news comes shortly after bids for France's Suez and Portugal Telecom, making Zurich the third buyout target out of 35 stocks in my inaugural European model portfolio, which was released in early February.
AppleInsider reminds us all that Steve Jobs cited poor battery life "as one of the primary reasons his company passed on the inclusion of the [3G] technology in the inaugural iPhone models," so perhaps this setting is his way of splitting the difference.
Creating public art "is not the same as doing studio art," said Ms. Allison, 35, one of seven sculptors chosen for the inaugural year of Model to Monument.
There are reports that he plans to model his inaugural on Jackson's address.
In his inaugural, Harding, surely no model for Kennedy, had said, "Our most dangerous tendency is to expect too little of government, and at the same time do for it too little.
Other clients included circuses; movies like "The Graduate"; events at presidential inaugurals; ice shows; television shows like "Dallas"; a woman Mr. Solters said was the first over-50 model to pose nude in Playboy; the city of Las Vegas; and Jackie Gleason.
The exhibition highlighted the history of the stadium and features memorabilia from its past, including a programme from the inaugural match and a 1 220 scale model hand-built by model artist Peter Oldfield-Edwards.
The meeting was an effort to hash out the rules for the inaugural Copa N.Y.C., a tournament modeled on the World Cup that will involve 16 teams, each representing a different international community in the city.
Charlet arrives in Phnom Penh and heads to the first show of Cambodia's inaugural fashion week, where some models hit the runway "acting stoned".
Initially, the repertory was built on the Russian model (Swan Lake was their inaugural production).
When developing the model for the new competition, FFAs' inaugural chief executive John O'Neill, realised early on that no one else was going to fund a completely new league.
