The phrase "model oriented to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when a particular model or set of ideas is adapted or adjusted in order to better fit a particular context or situation. For example, "The company developed a new marketing model oriented to the changing needs of their overseas markets."
In order to do so, we introduce a new clinical task model oriented to clinical workflow integration, which follows a federated approach.
In this paper, we propose a load balancing model oriented to assist field commanders and rescue teams in a post-emergency scenario.
In this paper, a reliable cellular automata model oriented to faithfully reproduce deceleration and acceleration according to realistic reactions of drivers, when vehicles with different deceleration capabilities are considered is presented.
According to the concept of product life cycle, (a) the model for the life cycle of process enterprise was developed, (b) agile variables of process enterprise change were proposed, and (c) the process enterprise agility model oriented to the life cycle of process enterprise was presented.
"We have decided to capitalize on creativity, this second round of funding confirms our model oriented to production and broadcasting for a large audience of internet users.
Practicable coaching models are behavioural coaching based on the GROW model [57], a coaching model oriented to searching for solutions [60], and integrative coaching [61, 62].
In "Related work", related work on video traffic modeling and on modeling oriented to scene detection in particular is presented.
During the last century the computer science and in particular the artificial intelligence developed a lot of conceptual models oriented to a fit semantic representation of the world.
ARES is a new membrane computing simulator we have launched with the aim to help researchers develop computational models oriented to help elucidation of hidden aspects of the epidemiological and ecological complex patterns of AR that cannot be easily traced in the real world, due to both practical and complexity reasons.
Different from traditional recommender systems in the client server architecture, our model is oriented to the peer-to-peer (P2P) environment without the centralized control.
The models are oriented to specific real world applications: a one-dimensional model of crowd structure interaction in footbridges and a two-dimensional model of pedestrian flow in an underground station with several obstacles and exits.
