Yes, a MATLAB Function block would indeed do the trick. Suppose you make a function:
function output = myLQR(error,param)
Where param is the the value of that one element of A (let's say, A(5,5)) passed in as a time-varying signal to the MATLAB function. So, in the function, you can say something like:
A(5,5) = param;
Then, the command to design an LQR contoller given A and B matrices, and Q/R/N noise covariance matrices, is as follows (or look at the lqr documentation for other ways to call it).
K = lqr(A,B,Q,R,N)
Finally, you want to multiply the resulting K matrix with your error signal, and that's your control law!
output = K*error;
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