The phrase "a partial duplicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is not an exact copy but shares some similarities or overlaps with another item.
Example: "The report submitted by the intern was found to be a partial duplicate of the original document."
Alternatives: "a partial copy" or "a duplicate version".
It apparently had currency in the realm, apart from being tucked away on a sheer cliff wall, for a partial duplicate of the Akkadian version has been found on a dolerite (basalt) block from Babylon, and papyrus fragments from Elephantine have yielded scraps of an Aramaic edition.
Higher primates have a partial duplicate of the PRDM9 gene (PRDM7) but it completely lacks the tandem ZF domains of PRDM9 and is thus easily distinguished.
The model-less RIOK2L contains only the coiled-coil domain, and thus is a partial duplicate.
We also demonstrate duplication of non-LSGs that generate LSGs that code for peptides in a different reading frame, in some cases with the LSG duplicate inverted or only a partial duplicate identifiable.
Spacer s3, located between nad3 and trnA, exhibits a partial duplicated segment and a poly-T motif within the first 30 nt.
In addition to genes duplicated in the IR, Welwitschia also has a duplication of the trnR-CCG gene, as well as a partial duplication of trnF-GAA.
For the partial duplicate seasons, the one considered in the main analysis was the graph with virological data.
At the last round where each graph was presented, the mode and the median were the same for three of the five partial duplicate seasons.
The slight difference observed for the partial duplicate seasons (with or without virological data) suggests that the presence of virological data have a small impact on the stability of the answers and the degree of consensus reached.
The period of influenza outbreak determined by the study were the same for the two graphs of the full duplicate season and for the graphs of the partial duplicate seasons, except for the season 1998 1999.
For the partial duplicate seasons, we compared the level of consensus achieved between the graphs with ILI incidence and virological data and the graphs with ILI incidence data only.
