"signature model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about a specific type of item or service that stands out from similar items or services due to a certain feature or characteristic. For example, "The restaurant is known for its signature model of classic French cuisine."
(Last year Fender released a J Mascis signature model Jazzmaster).
The Campilongo signature model put him up there with them anointed him a sultan of twang.
At the Living Room, in Williamsburg, the other Tuesday, Campilongo played the '59 Tele, not the signature model.
The Campilongo signature model put him up there with them — anointed him a sultan of twang.
D'Angelico's signature model, the New Yorker, is a classic of Art Deco design.
Kennan Ward, a well-known wildlife photographer, has helped design a signature model with lockable cabinets throughout the vehicle for storing tripods and Lowepro camera backpacks.
The Custom Shop has fashioned signature models based on guitars made iconic by Jeff Beck David Gilmourr, of Pink Floyd and Andy Summerss, of the Police.
Toyota's Lexus brand stumbled some when it introduced lower-priced IS sedans that lacked the high-end features and overall glitz of its signature models.
The firm has released a number of celebrity signature models over the last couple of years.
We performed univariate correlation analyses between spectral reflectance and the variables N, C N ratio and biomass to determine spectral signature models for leaf quality and spectral signature models for plant biomass.
However, the concept of scattering centers provides a physically relevant, yet concise description of the object, and is thus a good candidate for use in radar signature modeling as well as target recognition [10].
