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The phrase "aimed at duplicating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a goal or intention to replicate something, such as a process, result, or behavior.
Example: "The new software is aimed at duplicating the success of its predecessor in the market."
Alternatives: "intended to replicate" or "designed to reproduce".
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To develop a laboratory model aimed at duplicating the failure process of post and core restorations.
Homer Williams, among the city's most prominent developers, started a nonprofit last year aimed at duplicating lessons from San Antonio's Haven for Hope, a shelter that has been visited by 250 cities to study its example.
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These more ancient duplicated blocks must be identified and removed from genomic comparisons aimed at identifying duplicates from the more recent tetraploidy shared by all grasses.
The additional quantification step aims at removing duplicate symbol vector outputs in the case of a list of solutions.
But Twitter has also quietly rolled out another new feature aimed at cleaning up the stream: Blocking duplicate tweets.
Integrity: A security protection aimed at ensuring that data cannot be deleted, modified, duplicated or forged without detection.
It presents the adversary with duplicates of real systems, but doped with fake data aimed at making the hacker reveal themselves with visibly hacker-like behavior.
In addition, because our workflow is aimed at the eventual production of SDMs, two different locations may be considered duplicates if they occur within the same grid cell.
Aimed at birth to 13kg.
He aimed at the fringes".
"Who is it aimed at?
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