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The phrase "in imitation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to say that something is done in a way that is similar to someone else or something else. For example: The new painting, in imitation of Vincent van Gogh's work, uses a bold color palette and a loose brushstroke technique.
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He uttered some nonsensewords in imitation of television executives.
He shook his shoulders, in imitation of writhing maggots.
The scene was in imitation of long-held ritual.
" He widened his eyes in imitation of Graham's mystification.
The Bard Center has borrowed clothing that 1910s couturiers made in imitation of the actresses' outfits.
Denis Diderot wrote his play Le Fils naturel (1757) in imitation of it.
It's a modest thing, horizontally oriented in imitation of older palm-leaf manuscripts.
Scar-lett!," in imitation of the crowd at a tournament in Toronto that we once watched.
John Oley and Archie Stewart lolled against the gunwales in imitation of innocent excursionists.
"Look," Greenspan said, her hands working in the air in imitation of his movements.
At intermission, they pinwheeled around the lounge in imitation of Ms. Stroman's choreography for "76 Trombones".
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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