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The phrase "a replacement one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an item or object that is intended to take the place of another item.
Example: "The old printer broke down, so we ordered a replacement one to ensure we can continue our work without interruption."
Alternatives: "an alternative one" or "a substitute one".
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/ I lost my dog but soon a replacement one arrived".
I lost my dog but soon a replacement one arrived in tassel bow the color of goose stuffing and liver.
So Parry started looking for a replacement, one that was intuitive and easy to use.
Apple still wants to send him a replacement one, angels that they are.
Owing to such a replacement, one can reduce the light-scattering problem to a system of linear algebraic equations.
But there must be another place, a replacement, one foot having the problem of following the other foot, to another place.
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"This gives me 10 months to find a suitable replacement". One of Darwin's finest hours came when the Jersey Football Combination and went on to represent England in the Uefa Regions' Cup in San Marino.
There were plenty of criticisms Microsoft has to shoo away: about battery life, lack of apps, weight, screen resolution, and difficulty using what's supposed to be a laptop replacement on one's lap.
"It's fine as a support mechanism, but not as a replacement for one to-one careers support from a suitably trained professional". There was general agreement that greater financial flexibility was also needed with funding for skills and training.
The replacement one is a sad example as there is little challenge at all.
Therefore a replacement of one haplotype by a new variant (if needed) would appear to be a rare event in this instance, and one might expect a low population frequency of the gene variants involved.
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