The phrase "extensive replacement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant changes or substitutions in a particular context, such as in technology, policy, or materials.
Example: "The extensive replacement of outdated equipment has improved the efficiency of our operations."
Alternatives: "widespread substitution of" or "major overhaul of".
This type of building is usually considered unsuitable for heat pumps, unless substantial insulation work and extensive replacement of radiators are undertaken.
Overall it appears that forest replacement by rubber plantation results in an overall loss and extensive replacement of soil micro- and mesofaunal biodiversity, which should be regarded as an additional aspect of the impact of forest conversion.
However, in some regions a long history of forest burning by the inhabitants is thought to have caused extensive replacement of tropical rainforest and tropical deciduous forest with savanna.
Transformation of South African succulent thicket in response to grazing is widespread and characterized by the extensive replacement of dense closed-canopy thicket with a 'pseudo-savanna' of remnant trees with an ephemeral field layer.
On MR, skeletal involvement consists of extensive replacement of the fatty marrow by low signal on T1WI, heterogeneous signal on T2WI/STIR and enhancement after gadolinium injection (Fig. 2).
In SCID/uPA mice with humanized liver, vTK/GCV caused death despite extensive replacement of the mouse liver parenchyma with HH (ranging from 32 87%).
The contributing elements include: a biota adapted to resource conservatism, a naturally connected landscape with component species having wide distributions over a large climatic gradient, current land use unrelated to endogenous disturbance regimes resulting in extensive replacement and modification of the ecosystem over its entire range.
Myocyte loss, together with neurohumoral signaling activated by atrial stretch, prompts extensive replacement fibrosis in large part because of the greater number of fibroblasts present in the atria and its subsequent propensity for fibrotic tissue deposition [ 1].
The 75 homes in three of the groups received maintenance and repairs to reduce lead levels: 25 had minimal repairs, including scraping lead-based paint; 25 had a middle level of repairs; and 25 had extensive work, including replacement of windows and covering floors.
According to the U.S. Department of Education (DoE) National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) report Condition of America's Public School Facilities: 1999 (Lewis et al. 2000), about one-quarter of U.S. schools need extensive repair or replacement of one or more buildings.
We interpreted the extensive CIS-like replacement of the surface epithelium by tumor cells (seen in all cases) as tumor spread along the mucosa and not as a precursor lesion (intraepithelial neoplasia).
