'replace on' is not a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use the phrase 'replace with' instead. For example: I decided to replace my old car with a new one.
I'm shadowing the junior doctors, whom we will replace on Wednesday.
Boeing is marketing the plane as 20 percent more fuel-efficient than its 767s, which the 787 will replace on many longer routes.
To turn off cheats, type it in the same way you did to turn it on, but replace "on" with "off" and "true" with "false".
Cameron promised that housing associations would be able to use the cash from sales to build replacement homes, but after having to offer discounts of 50% or more, many will be left financially unable to replace on a one-to-one basis.
But the service argued, among other things, that the new distribution center would actually produce less traffic than the one it would replace, on West 61st Street.
The man Irvin will replace on passing downs is Red Bryant, one of the most fierce run defenders in the league.
After assessing the conditions, he called an audible and recommended that his teammates replace on-course work with mental imagery.
We replace on-location dialogue that didn't come out right — maybe there was some nut job screaming on the sidewalk, or a plane went by — in the studio with the actors.
But no remote analysis can replace on-site inspection, and we were therefore not able to reach any conclusions about Iraq's compliance with its Security Council obligations in the nuclear field after December 1998.
These are typically hospitals with small casualty departments which lack the staff to man the new shifts needed to replace on-call rotas.The NHS Confederation, which represents health-service employers, accepts that some hospitals will experience difficulties if nothing is done to prepare for the directive.
"Nothing can replace on-device testing.
