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The phrase "able to duplicate in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to replicate something within a specific context or medium.
Example: "The software is able to duplicate in various formats, ensuring compatibility with different systems."
Alternatives: "capable of replicating in" or "able to reproduce in".
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"The decision that we made to provide coverage for people who were simply afraid to travel was an extraordinary decision and was something we will not be able to duplicate in the future," Mr. McGinnity said, noting that the company paid more than $10 million in claims related to the Sept. 11 attacks.
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But McEuen adds that if he and his colleagues can better understand the effect, they may be able to duplicate it in other materials that work at higher temperatures.
I was thus able to duplicate, at least in some minor respect, my father's accomplishment in 1939 — stealing the actual clapper.
"But no one's been able to duplicate that success in 100 years," he said.
Will other musical artists be able to duplicate this strategy in the future, or is this a one-time stunt?
"They haven't been able to duplicate the reaction in a laboratory," said Ed Lyman, a physicist with the Union of Concerned Scientists.
Our results demonstrate that centrosomes are able to duplicate and separate in the cytosol during prometaphase, and do not require nuclear integration for this process.
Although most retrotransposons are rendered inactive by truncation or mutation, some are still potentially able to duplicate and reintegrate in the genome, of which the LTR-containing intracisternal A particles (IAPs) in the mouse are an excellent example.
Would another party be able to duplicate the experiment in question?
In a demonstration, the company was able to duplicate the effect seen in Harry Potter movies of newspapers with the people in their pictures coming to life.
The problem, Mahdavi says, is that computer simulations haven't yet been able to duplicate the effects seen in Abell 520, so for now, the phenomenon remains a complete mystery.
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