The phrase "recurring model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a system that follows a repeating pattern or cycle. For example, "We have developed a recurring model for optimizing our production process."
He becomes yet another traveler on the American Road, that eternally recurring model for life, celebrated, lyricized and deplored by so many American authors in the years since World War II.
And they say, "Do I really want to do that?" And it takes awhile to build this revenue stream because it's a recurring model, not a perpetual model.
I also pointed out that while Homejoy recently changed its pricing to encourage regular cleanings, the recurring model makes less sense with the new services.
"Shifting from a license model to a recurring model is hard," said Brigantine Advisors analyst Barbara Coffey.
The company then hopes to have an accompanying recurring model where you get seeds and such over time, giving it a continuous business for everyone that ends up buying a planter.
This is done through a user-guided process that recognizes in the LOD the recurring modeling patterns that express roll-up relationships between RDF concepts, then translates these patterns into aggregation hierarchies to enrich the RDF cube.
Treatment with PSB-MYE formulations also effectively treated progressive and recurring models of MS in mice, while treatment with PSBs decorated with irrelevant antigen (PSB-OVA) did not (Fig. 8c).
Cue's business model will focus on selling the hardware units, with selling individual cartridges for ongoing sample-taking as its recurring revenue model — either by users buying batches of cartridges as and when they need them, or paying for a regular supply via subscription.
"We loved the recurring revenue model at AOL," Mr. Andreessen said.
And then, there's the recurring pricing model.
However, it isn't ruling out a more standard recurring subscription model in the future.
