The phrase "this model which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to add additional information about a specific noun in the sentence. Example: "I have been using this model, which has proven to be very effective in my work."
Dr. Dean built his candidacy on this model, which has made him intriguing to many Democrats.
But this model, which cost about euro1 billion to develop, will not contribute to VW's profits.
So under this model, which was introduced at a time of economic crisis, government subsidy could be used to build homes for high-income households.
This model, which has reigned for decades, was clearly influenced by our understanding of machines: in a car, the steering wheel does not accelerate the vehicle.
This model – which they are calling Direct Trade – also generates twice as much income for the finished product as they would get under the organic Fairtrade label.
But this model, which may or may not have worked as advertised in Trump's businesses, has proved a disaster in the Presidency.
O'Regan entered history as the man who created this model – which would eventually be a major policy prescription recommended to poor countries by the World Bank.
There are many variants of this model, which differ primarily according to the level of force the military is willing to use.
And the Game Theory lesson is that our method of finding equilibrium in this model, which was what it's guess and check is actually pretty effective.
This model which is based on the network calculus framework, computes the worst case delay bound of such SDNs.
This model which considers complex heat and mass transfer is numerically solved and a computer program is developed.
