The phrase "a replicable design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a design that can be reproduced or duplicated in a consistent manner.
Example: "The study focused on creating a replicable design that other researchers could use in their experiments."
Alternatives: "a reproducible design" or "a repeatable design".
This study used a simple and replicable design which produced adequate response rates while minimizing the in-built bias inherent in other seroprevalence studies utilizing non-random samples.
A strategic approach to capacity development in systems, especially planning systems through a department of planning rather than just providing ad hoc human capacity development through a department of personnel, and backed by a government capacity development Masterplan based on the sector strategic plan, has also proved an effective and replicable design.
The replicable design of the platform is described and the estimation of calibration parameters is developed to validate the functionality of the platform.
Motivated by the search for replicable designs and the search for funding, researchers have increasingly sought to find evidence of a causal link between community participation and improved health status.
The validity of the study findings is further strengthened by a high level of participant engagement with the study interventions One aim of this research approach is to develop a replicable methodology for the design, evaluation and refinement of interventions before conducting a costly service level assessment – an intervention modelling process.
The challenge most non-Annex I Parties face is to design a replicable method for producing such multi-temporal inventory data while using one NFI which could reflect different forest management practices.
To design a replicable training protocol for visual estimation of fruit and vegetable (FV) intake of kindergarten through second-grade students through digital photography of lunch trays that results in reliable data for FV served and consumed.
Our objective here was to use evidence to inform the design of a replicable but flexible process to guide health research capacity strengthening that could be customized for different contexts, and to provide a framework for planning, collecting information, making decisions, and improving performance.
To develop, implement, and evaluate a replicable community-based screening intervention designed to improve glaucoma and other eye disease detection and follow-up care in high-risk populations in the United States.
Discussed in detail are the design decisions made to achieve a replicable tiled display that can be built by computational science researchers in various disciplines.
