Doubt regarding content model of <xsl:template>

Hello,

After having looked at the DTD defination of <xsl:template> I wonder whether it is syntactically correct to be including elements like <HTML> etc to the content of <xsl:template>.

The content model for <xsl:template> is :-

<!ELEMENT xsl:template (#PCDATA|xsl:process-children|xsl:process|....)*>

<!ATTLIST........>

No where in the content model is there any mention of elements like :-

<HTML>,<HEAD> etc. So is it valid to have a pattern rule like :-

                <xsl:template match="/">
                <HTML>
                  <HEAD>Text</HEAD>
                </HTML>
            </xsl:template>

Is this pattern rule syntactically correct according to the content model defination of <xsl:template>?

Is it syntactically correct to have <HTML>,<HEAD> as content of <xsl:template> without having their mention in the content model defination of <xsl:template>?

Thanks for any answers ,

AMIT

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