"model of discharge" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the criteria or standards used to assess when someone can be released from a healthcare facility or legal obligation. For example: "The hospital instituted a new model of discharge, whereby patients will only be released after meeting certain criteria."
A theoretical model of discharge produced by runoff is based on contemporary ground conditions and historic climate reconstructions.
To explain the formation mechanism of metal-containing carbon nanocapsules, a model of discharge in solution is proposed.
While the model of discharge propagation in their experiments is different (streamer as opposed to pulses), he observed a reduction in the amount of accumulated charges with increasing in diameter of micro-cavity.
A process evaluation was then conducted to evaluate this integrated model of discharge planning using case study design [ 18].
It will provide more detailed information about the factors that are uniquely associated to the successfulness of geriatric stroke rehabilitation and that can, thus, be used in building a clinical prediction model of discharge destination from nursing homes.
This research team previously completed a randomised controlled trial investigating the effectiveness of an innovative model of discharge planning and follow-up management of older adults at risk for hospital readmission [ 19].
A two-dimensional axisymmetric model of spark discharge in air and spark ignition was developed using the non-reactive and reactive Navier Stokes equations including mass and heat diffusion.
The results also revealed that the SVM relatively surpassed the GEP in the modeling of discharge coefficient.
The obtained results indicated that the applied methods have a high capability in the modeling of discharge coefficient for the stepped spillways.
Accordingly, current models of discharge planning and follow-up care do not always address their needs.
Our analysis revealed two very different local models of discharge arrangements for patients with prostate cancer.
