The phrase "investigated models of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a study or research that involved examining different models or theories. For example: "The researchers investigated models of childhood development to better understand the factors that contribute to cognitive development in early childhood."
Cai et al. (1997, 2000) have investigated models of the intrinsic currents found in octopus cells and demonstrated their importance producing onset responses.
Kalluri and Delgutte (2003a,b) have investigated models of onset cells in terms of their PSTH BF tone responses and rate-level (RL) functions.
Having demonstrated the application of this technique in two acute models of RGC death, we next investigated models of chronic retinal neurodegeneration, which more closely resemble human disease.
Recent studies [ 48, 49, 51- 53] have investigated models of epidemic spread on temporal networks and studied the role of the networks' temporal properties, sometimes with contrasting results, as discussed in Ref. [ 54].
Studies to date, have investigated models of sarcopenia using young and old animals for muscle comparison [ 29, 39- 41], whereas the present study investigated aging skeletal muscle with four age groups that represent the progressive aging process and development of sarcopenia.
This is further development of previously investigated model of a self-excited percussive-rotary drilling system.
The investigated model of silicene sheet is shown in Figure 1a.
Wong and Vecchio (2003) investigated modelling of reinforced concrete members with externally bonded FRP composites behaviour and especially bond between concrete and FRP materials using VecTor2 program.
Scassellati, Brian "Investigating Models of Social Development Using a Humanoid Robot", in Barbara Webb and Thomas Consi, eds., Biorobotics, MIT Press, 2001.
Scassellati, Brian "Investigating Models of Social Development Using a Humanoid Robot", in Barbara Webb and Thomas Consi, eds., Biorobotics, MIT Press, 2000.
The group also investigates models of self-organization in biology, specifically how cells cooperate during the development of multicellular organisms.
