The phrase "attempted to replicate the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts to reproduce or duplicate a specific result, experiment, or phenomenon.
Example: "In the study, the researchers attempted to replicate the findings of the previous experiment to verify its accuracy."
Alternatives: "sought to reproduce the" or "tried to duplicate the".
Many legitimate options are now becoming available, but until recently, none have attempted to replicate the reasonable user habits of the user of the illegitimate services.
Ongoing management of those platforms, along with development of licensing and payment structures, have likewise attempted to replicate the print experience.
I'm willing to bet all this because I attempted to replicate The Rock's fitness and nutrition plan for a day, and I'm now all of those things.
Since then, sports scientists have attempted to replicate the success of this approach in sports such as basketball, soccer, American football, and so on.
Main Outcome Measures: Standing with legs and pelvis immobilized, subjects moved to a predetermined target position and then attempted to replicate the position.
Flower has attempted to replicate the successful preparation that England enjoyed before their triumphant Ashes tour of 2010-11 by arranging three first-class matches before the first Test in Ahmedabad, which starts on 15 November.
One curio that didn't quite stand up is Autumn Leaves, a song that attempted to replicate the success of La Vie En Rose by copying the whole production, from the bossa nova clicks to the lightly strummed acoustic.
Instead he created a de facto scheme targeted at one-income families with family tax benefit B. Originally it had no means testing and attempted to replicate the benefit of the tax-free threshold for the stay-at-home parent.
Anything else? Wada also conceded that it was "not practicable" for Froome to do a controlled pharmacokinetic study, which would have attempted to replicate the "unique circumstances" that may have caused the abnormal levels of Salbutamol.
He defended Wada's decision not to force Froome to undergo a pharmacokinetic study (CPKT), which would have attempted to replicate the conditions that led to the Team Sky rider exceeding the salbutamol limits.
It had been expected that the Briton would have to undergo a controlled pharmacokinetic study, which would have attempted to replicate the "unique circumstances" that may have caused the abnormal levels of salbutamol in his body.
