The phrase "accurately replicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precise reproduction of an object, process, or data.
Example: "The experiment's results were accurately replicated in multiple trials, confirming the initial findings."
Alternatives: "faithfully reproduced" or "precisely duplicated".
But without a guide to follow, how could they be accurately replicated?
Because current toys are mostly your-own-arm-powered, the feeling of a real sexual act is not accurately replicated.
The small line widths of the individual peaks indicate that the helical repeat unit is accurately replicated throughout the crystals.
To get a better sense of how liquefaction works, the team built a model that more accurately replicated what happens in the real world.
A second conclusion is that the HMI selection is better evaluated with road tests since the real riding conditions occur in a noisy and less standard environment that cannot be accurately replicated on a motorcycle simulator.
Although engineers have tried to mimic the roughness of shark skin when designing swim suits and even racing cars, the bony denticles themselves have never been so accurately replicated.
(2) The University of Dundee (UoD) centrifuge earthquake simulator (EQS) to accurately replicate nonlinear soil behavior and provide repeatable replication of historically recorded earthquake motions.
According to this mechanism, the folding pattern of a newly formed PrPSc accurately replicates that of the PrPSc template, and prion replication exhibits high fidelity [ 2].
Built through research into game logs, statistics and the behavioral traits of coaches, Zeus accurately replicates a modern N.F.L. game.
What to do then, to more accurately replicate the grad school feel in veteran writing workshops?
And that means a high-tech windfall for locations that can accurately replicate the chaos of real streets without putting actual pedestrians or packed school buses at risk.
