The phrase "able to replicate several" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of duplicating or reproducing multiple items, processes, or results.
Example: "The new software is able to replicate several complex algorithms efficiently."
Alternatives: "capable of reproducing several" or "able to duplicate several".
The model includes many of the features present in the three classes described above, and is able to replicate behaviour from several experiments, including phase precession in response to a phasic medial septum input, theta cycle skipping, and the loss of the spatial periodicity of grid cell firing fields upon a reduction of input from the medial septum.
"We should be able to replicate this over various domains".
The approach had several strengths; we were able to replicate conditions that may be difficult to control in clinical practice.
This study presents the first synthetic DNA construct able to replicate within a living organism as well as spread to several different species.
Using several apps on our two iPads, we were able to replicate the sounds of the instruments in the painting.
However, the original hypothesis was challenged by several studies showing that E1b55K-deleted Ads are able to replicate in cells regardless of their p53 status [ 13– 16].
We have shown that Athila autonomous and non-autonomous families are linked by recombination events and that several successful recombinant Athila lineages, defined as lineages able to replicate and survive for long periods of time, have arisen.
Comparing the present findings for physical activity to what has been found in the literature, there are several potential explanations for why this study was not able to replicate the significant results found in Prestwich and colleagues' intervention study.
Because the production crew had access to several pictures and plans of the real office, they were able to replicate it in almost every detail.
