The phrase "a replacement for more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alternatives or substitutes for something that is greater in quantity or extent.
Example: "This new product serves as a replacement for more traditional methods of communication."
Alternatives: "an alternative to more" or "a substitute for more".
It's also not meant to be a replacement for more robust, capable ODB scanners.
Herman added that this isn't a replacement for more algorithmically driven social listening tools, but rather a complement.
Perhaps the biggest risk for young scientists is to forget that social media is not a replacement for more traditional professional activities.
The native analytics feature don't appear to be a replacement for more full-fledged app metrics suite, but it's a start, and a welcome one for developers who aren't looking to add additional costs to their outlay, and who had previously been using similar features available through TestFlight prior to its acquisition by Apple in February of last year.
Even if a guilty defendant is prosecuted and convicted with the help of rap lyrics, should those words be allowed to serve as a replacement for more traditional forms of evidence?
Even as late as 1915, the Caesar cipher was in use: the Russian army employed it as a replacement for more complicated ciphers which had proved to be too difficult for their troops to master; German and Austrian cryptanalysts had little difficulty in decrypting their messages.
STILL, plenty of skeptics ask what it actually means to join a cause on Facebook, and they wonder whether it might be a replacement for a more significant commitment of time and money.
In this paper an analytical solution to this problem is presented as a replacement for the more complex numerical model previously employed.
She added that Cradle's founders "don't see this as a replacement for getting more involved," just a way to make a specific kind of financial contribution, perhaps even as a springboard to doing more.
It has already used blockchains to create a Keyless Signature Infrastructure (KSI), a replacement for the more traditional Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), which uses asymmetric encryption and a cache of public keys maintained by a centralized Certificate Authority (CA).
The suggestion that lactate clearance can be a replacement for the more dynamic endpoint of ScvO2 should be viewed with caution.
