The phrase "a replicated one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an object or item that has been copied or reproduced from an original.
Example: "The artist created a replicated one of the famous sculpture to display in the gallery."
Alternatives: "a copied version" or "a duplicate one".
A reversal began in the 1980's, when the architects Prentice & Chan, Ohlhausen replicated one of the original kiosks at Astor Place.
In experiment 2 we replicated one of the experiment 1 conditions to collect eye movement data.
She got her friend Robert Rauschenberg to pose in the nude with her, as Adam and Eve, for a photograph replicating one that had featured Duchamp in 1924.
The situation has some analogy to the use of the human papilloma virus vaccine to prevent cervical cancer, except in the case of melanoma the target virus is not a replicating one and is endogenous rather than exogenous.
For this purpose, 30 experiments included the replicated ones were realized.
Ingleby Gallery, to 21 Mar RC Artist Doug Fishbone has commissioned a Chinese studio that churns out Old Master copies for £120 a pop to replicate one of the Dulwich Picture Gallery's paintings, and swapped the original for the 21st-century fake.
On a more productive level, Twitter has been expanding options it gives users to save Tweets that are less 'social', such as the creation of Bookmarks, which are private to the user creating them — in effect creating a new tool to replicate one of the ways that the like button has been used.
And in a sense, it would replicate one of the more insidious dynamics that caused the spill: the company overwhelming the regulator.
With a good scanner and a color printer, labels are easy to replicate — one former auctioneer I spoke with called it "desktop publishing".
The paper is organized as a guide for anyone willing to replicate one or several of the capabilities incorporated in the PLIA software.
