The phrase "at emulating" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe the act of trying to imitate or replicate something, but it requires a different preposition or structure to be grammatically correct.
Example: "The team is focused on emulating the success of their competitors."
Alternatives: "in emulating" or "for emulating".
This summer, the Bridgeport students had a packed schedule aimed at emulating the life of a typical Yale college freshman.
Still, better a muddled attempt at emulating Ray Davies than the fearful sound of Noel in philosophical mode.
The negative reaction to the Y's rebranding suggests that non-profit outfits are not all that good at emulating business even when they try.
He is the attacking fulcrum to a side in which some of the senior players are chasing their last shot at emulating the team their coach represented.
Mr. Tabarrok said that we, as a country, needed to look more closely at emulating apprenticeship programs offered in European countries that turn out highly skilled workers.
Republicans such as Rand Paul have recently joined forces with Democrats to propose national legislation aimed at emulating similar reform in states such as Texas, Arkansas and Kentucky.
That experience began with reading, which ignited a passion and also defined the challenge: so we watch as Hale battles it out with giants (most obviously Bellow and Roth and Nabokov), at times emulating them, at times distancing himself.
It does appear that he is at once emulating and parodying those painters, and the effect is amusing.
Plenty of youth lash out at others, emulating a pervasive culture of meanness and cruelty.
Suppose a player were to break his arm during the contest, a user can trade their units in that player, but the value of the units will drop if everyone tries to sell them at once, emulating a stock exchange.
She set an example worth emulating, at least in one respect: she triumphantly owned her desire.
