The phrase "a replicable methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a method or approach that can be repeated or reproduced in research or practice.
Example: "In our study, we employed a replicable methodology to ensure that other researchers could validate our findings."
Alternatives: "a reproducible method" or "a repeatable approach."
The authors developed a replicable methodology for the optimization of the building envelope design.
The research focuses on the development of a replicable methodology for the optimization of the building features that affects specifically the energy demand and indoor comfort conditions.
By providing a replicable methodology in the context of a multi-stakeholder and multi-objective building design process, the studio provides students with the conceptual and practical knowledge to fully engage the circular economy in the design, analysis, and construction of the built environment.
Even with such detailed, triangulated information, we were unable to track resources for all the HIV/AIDS grants to SRH integration achievements, and unable to propose a replicable methodology.
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.
A survey of the historic building stones used in the construction of 258 West Sussex churches and chapels has used a simple, replicable methodology for recording the relative abundance of building stones.
In this study, we sought to develop an iterative, replicable methodology based on limited invasive species occurrence data, freely available remotely sensed data, and open source software to predict the distribution of Bromus tectorum (cheatgrass) in a post-wildfire landscape.
In practice, these indicators allowed the analysis of the quality of care process with a swift and replicable methodology.
In this manuscript we present a valid, easily replicable methodology that can be broadly applied at different units of aggregation.
The Syrian Archive supports human rights investigators and journalists documenting war crimes and human rights violations by collecting and verifying digital evidence, developing new open source tools, and providing transparent, replicable methodology for collecting, preserving, verifying, and investigating visual documentation in conflict areas.
Highly generalisable and replicable methodology may be employed to identify low-value clinical practices in most other healthcare disciplines.
