The phrase "as a duplicate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is a copy or reproduction of another item or document.
Example: "Please submit the form again, but this time, do it as a duplicate to ensure we have a backup."
Alternatives: "as a copy" or "in duplicate".
The message, for instance, was marked as a duplicate to a message carried by 37DK76.
Users can also mark the place as closed, as a duplicate or flag inappropriate reviews or photos.
I disagreed and maintained that my seeing her as a duplicate or impostor was neurological in origin, a disconnection between perception and feelings.
In that case, a new ballot is filled out as a duplicate of the damaged one under bipartisan supervision at the precinct.
The fast bowler, Dushmantha Chameera, had played only two ODIs before and Tharindu Kaushal – described by Mathews as a "duplicate Murali" – became only the second man to make his debut in a sudden-death World Cup match.
There was the 2002 judging imbroglio in figure skating that briefly turned the Salt Lake City Olympics into a five-ringed circus and eventually led to a new scoring system as well as a duplicate set of gold medals for the Canadian pairs skaters Jamie Sale and David Pelletier.
Thus for each year, using the NHIS ID number as the unique identifier, any individual whose NHIS ID and name appears more than once, was treated as a duplicated registration.
Interestingly, in the family Tetraodontidae the only tenascin to persist as a duplicated gene is tenascin-C.
Interestingly, PtHsp90-4a was not assigned as a duplicated gene with PtHsp90-3 and PtHsp90-4b, indicathat that PtHsp90-4a had experienced intensive recombination events after the recent duplication with PtHsp90-4b, which led to the great divergence in its adjacent regions.
To determine the final rankings the golf was match-pointed as in a duplicate event with a traveling score slip in each hole.
