"replicate practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate the fact that you are doing something again, either in order to perfect it or to repeat the same steps. For example, "I will replicate practice in order to perfect my technique."
To replicate a coronary angiogram study (PCI), we observed several PCIs at our institution and replicated practice in our model.
Comparative effectiveness research designs may best capture TMB treatment complexity, especially pragmatic trials and similar practice-based research methods that replicate daily practice within a controlled framework [ 25, 26].
Governments can and must do more to recognise, reward and replicate best practice.
The Louisville defense, guard Austin Thornton said, was more formidable, longer and more athletic than what the Spartans could replicate in practice.
The equipment malfunction notwithstanding, Wotherspoon declared the outing a success because he was able to go through his race-day paces — jitters and adrenaline rush being impossible to replicate in practice.
I think more businesses and more female employees should replicate this practice, which would help everybody to work around any maternity issues and make for much more stable businesses from the ground up.
For example, he found what was written on the theoretical mechanical principles of waterwheels did not match what he could replicate in practice, so he revised them based on observation to form a "true theory" and concluded that "neither the old or new theories agree with practice, therefore we must suspect that they are founded on error.
Manual palpation was chosen to closely replicate clinical practice.
To replicate clinical practice, the computer-generated ECG interpretation printed on the ECGs was not removed.
Duration of incretin-based therapies was set to 5 years, after which basal insulin therapy was initiated in an attempt to replicate clinical practice (OADs therapy was maintained).
