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The phrase "almost impossible to replicate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that is very difficult to duplicate or reproduce, often due to its unique qualities or circumstances.
Example: "The artist's technique is so distinctive that it is almost impossible to replicate."
Alternatives: "nearly unrepeatable" or "hardly replicable".
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He created a role that is almost impossible to replicate, nor do we necessarily want to".
Going through combat together produces a feeling of solidarity that is almost impossible to replicate.
The basic problem is that good TV football journalism is now almost impossible to replicate.
The UK Athletics head coach, Charles van Commenee, admits it is almost impossible to replicate the atmosphere home athletes will face at this summer's Olympics in London.
And those foods are almost impossible to replicate elsewhere in the United States (once you've had the New York version, it's tough to settle).
And they are almost impossible to replicate, because what makes them so magical in Florence's performances is that you can hear that she is really trying for the right note, the right word, the right rhythm.
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This is virtually impossible to replicate.
They are almost all impossible to replicate on a machine: sleep, coffee, a creative walk, a hot bath, a broken treadmill, chaos and an open system are among them.
Here we extended the range of applications of the technique to multifunctional plant-inspired surfaces, which are almost impossible to be replicated at such scale and with necessary resolution by other fabrication techniques.
It's impossible to replicate back home.
It would be impossible to replicate this setting in a high-rise.
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