The phrase "be partially substituted" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used when the speaker wants to emphasize that only part of the original is being replaced by something else. For example: "The original plans were found to be outdated, so they had to be partially substituted with more modern ideas."
In contrast, for the Ta5+-substitution levels of 0 and 25%, although the W6+ may be partially substituted with Ta5+, there is no significant difference between the positions of the main 112 diffraction peaks of the XRD patterns of the synthesized crystals because the ionic radius of W6+ is quite similar to that of Ta5+ [19].
Hazardous petrochemical UF could be partially substituted in industrial applications by addition of corn flour.
Bio-binder can be partially substituted for petroleum bituminous binder in highway engineering, providing with economic, social and environmental benefits.
Based on a comparative study of Li1.15Ni0.375Ti0.375Mo0.1O2 (Li1.2Ni0.333Ti0.333Mo0.133O20.133O2 (LN20), and Li1.15Ni0.45Ti0.3Mo0.1O1.85F0.15 (LNF15), we demonstrate that, in contrast to layered oxides, oxygen can be partially substituted by fluorine in Li-excess cation-disordered rocksalts using a standard solid-state method.
We argue that the benefit they get from social ties can be partially substituted.
Instead, we proceed to the second statement, that the instrumental concerns of complying with social relations can be (partially) substituted.
Algal extract can be partially substituting micronutrient foliar fertilizers and best to be complementary portion of the spray solution (Shabaan 2010).
Frequently, silicon atoms of the tetrahedrons are partially substituted for by aluminum and, to a lesser extent, ferric iron.
The FTIR results show that the HAp crystals are partially substituted with carbonate, resembling natural bones.
In this study, crumb rubber was partially substituted for fine aggregates from 0%to20%0% in multiples of 2.5%.
The phenol portion of the PF-resin was partially substituted with pyrolysis oil derived from softwood bark.
