The phrase "model projects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to projects created and used as examples for others to imitate or replicate. For example, "The students created a number of model projects to demonstrate their skills to their peers."
STAGE 3: Revenues and expenditures projection The model projects the work histories of the individuals (according to age, gender, skill and nationality) and their contributions to the system.
Silver's accelerated model projects an easy pass for same-sex marriage.
In East Africa, there are plans to establish model projects in the Seychelles, Madagascar and Kenya.
The model projects the president will receive 55 percent to Mr. Romney's 44 percent, an 11-point margin.
Using that figure for three quarters, the Fair model projects the president trailing slightly in the popular vote.
The model projects Virginia to be one of the closest states, with Mr. Obama prevailing by 1.5 percentage points.
For the first time since Aug. 28, the FiveThirtyEight model projects Mr. Obama to win fewer than 300 electoral votes.
"Every reputable climate model projects a continued warming for New England," Professor Brown said, "and I expect that trend to be mirrored in New Hampshire".
The FiveThirtyEight model projects him to get 43 percent of the vote, versus 27 percent for Mr. Romney and 21 percent for Mr. Santorum.
Model projects in Ethiopia and India provide a road map for helping the well over 100 million girls currently at risk of forced or child marriages.
Our polling model projects him to win about a third of the vote in the two states — 32 percent in Alabama and 34 percent in Mississippi.
