"prime model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or thing that is considered the best or most ideal example of a certain concept or principle. Example: She was considered the prime model of a successful entrepreneur, having built multiple successful businesses from scratch.
Zhu could rightfully claim Confucius as a prime model for this view.
Syphacia obvelata is a common gastro-intestinal parasitic nematode of the house mouse (Mus musculus), a prime model rodent species.
OVATION Prime model is directly driven by the solar wind parameters both measured in real time and forecasted.
This is in accordance with the location of the auroral oval nowcasted by the OVATION Prime model.
The models discussed in this paper include substitution models, Sturmian models, a hierarchical model, the prime model, and a class of moderately sparse potentials.
Says William Daly, the NHL's deputy commissioner: "In terms of leveraging the hockey team to create other business opportunities, they're a prime model".
The PRO and PRIME models can be found here.
With its invariant cell lineage, easy genetics and small genome, the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans has emerged as one of the prime models in developmental biology over the last 50 years.
A theoretical framework that supports automated construction of dynamic prime models purely from experimental time series data has been invented and developed, which can automatically generate (construct) data-driven models of any time series data in seconds.
In underdetermined conditions, i.e., cases of dealing with how best to instantaneously and rapidly construct data-consistent prime models of unknown (or well-studied) complex system from small-sized time series data, inference of unknown underlying network of interaction is more challenging.
2) Validated the NCI-60 PRIME models by additional datasets of uptake and secretion rates.
