"model attributes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the characteristics or qualities of a particular model, such as a model of a car or a mathematical model. An example sentence using "model attributes" could be: "The model attributes of the new car include advanced safety features and a sleek, modern design."
The model attributes interannual variability in U.S. background O3 on O3_top10obs days to natural sources, not international pollution transport.
The effects of modeling goals on CAD model attributes during creation are investigated; the effects of CAD model attributes on the alterability of the models are also analyzed.
Our analysis of Porsche's innovation model attributes that achievement, and other R&D advances, to the company's habit of open collaboration particularly to its distinctive academic alliances.
A Bayesian fuel consumption model attributes these discrepancies to differences in rolling, frictional and aerodynamic resistances.
The model attributes stronger bacterial retention under unsaturated conditions to the accumulation of bacteria at the air water interface.
Use of protocol adapters separates the task of mapping the unified model attributes to the real element attributes, from the protocols realizing that mapping.
The model attribute was used to denote any Virtual Patient systems that modelled or simulated virtual populations or physiological systems such as bio-simulations of diabetic patients.
Such models, like the moral hazard model, attribute crisis to the collapse of financial intermediaries.
How much rationality does the model attribute to players?
Yet, it is an early model attributing the emergence of boredom to the absence of subjective interest (Smith 1981).
The distribution reveals the model attributed scores ranging from 1 to 4 for 37 answers, while the human evaluators count 38 answers in the same interval.
