The phrase "replicable model" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a model which can be repeated or replicated. For example, "The scientists developed a replicable model for predicting weather patterns."
This is not because politics became small, but because Mr Blair was not a replicable model.
"It provided a realistic and replicable model for the financial viability of a project like this," said Philip E. Aarons.
But theirs is also a simple, replicable model – and one that he hopes will be used around the country.
Howton's work is inspirational, but it hardly seems like a replicable model -- based as it is on the extraordinary force of her personality.
The two franchising consultants he brought in to advise him both felt strongly that he had a replicable model and good systems in place.
"This is an eminently replicable model," says Benoit Felten, a co-founder of Diffraction Analysis, a consulting business based in Paris.
"We want to have replicable models to eliminate the learning curve on how to do this," she said.
The Summit was part of a movement to popularize support for criminal-justice reforms while also having comprehensive discussions about the policies, replicable models and data-driven solutions needed to achieve systemic changes.
Only by combining the unique outlook, skills, capabilities and resources of these actors can we get to the sustainable, scalable and replicable models we all want to see and the world so desperately needs.
The existing models are mainly based on the efficacy of medication rather than on rigorous and replicable models.
Some of these responses can be classed as 'good practice' as they constitute replicable models of primary and secondary prevention described in the literature.
