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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in replacement for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to substitute or take the place of something else. It is often used when something or someone is being substituted or replaced by another thing or person. Example: "The company hired a new manager in replacement for their previous one who retired."
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The results indicate that the performance of R134a is very similar to that of R12 justifying the claim that it is a drop in replacement for R12 but of the refrigerants tested it gave the poorest performance.
Although most Hackensack and New York trains ended at Passaic Street, service was extended northward on September 5, 1869, when that stop was abandoned in replacement for Anderson Street.
Following their return from North Africa to France the pilots of 7. Staffel were given newer Bf 109 F-4 aircraft in replacement for the older Bf 109 E-7 type.
You can hook up internet to that, which would allow Youtube in replacement for Radio.
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Despite what suppliers say, R-134a is not a "drop-in replacement" for R-12.
For computer users fleeing Microsoft, Zorin OS 8 could be the perfect drop-in replacement for Windows XP.
Assuming a compatible lubricating oil can be chosen, it could become a "near drop-in replacement" for R-134a.
While not compatible with R-134a, it is said to be the nearest thing to a drop-in replacement for nasty old R-12.
Apple doesn't give software makers an over-the-air tool for keeping items up to date, so Dropbox is a drop-in replacement for tedious Wi-Fi synchronization.
Because it can use existing power-transmission lines without overloading them, the mPower can act as a "drop-in replacement" for ageing coal furnaces without the need for costly refurbishment.
AHI is not a drop-in replacement for PbA.
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