The phrase "replicate the approach" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action of repeating a method or following a similar course of action as something that has already been done. For example: "To achieve the same results, we need to replicate the approach that was taken for the previous project."
The company says it plans to replicate the approach in other developing countries too, so volumes can grow bigger still.
Other institutions seeking to reduce pedestrian injury risk could replicate the approach used here.
With this respect, we replicate the approach used by Inglehart and Norris (2003), which determines the selection of the questions.
The project will continue to be refined and strengthened, based on the lessons learnt from the current experience, so that other provinces and organizations can replicate the approach.
Building on the success of the initiative, the Viet Nam Fatherland Front has recently launched a programme to replicate the approach in another 40 provinces throughout the country.
This is the first study to use this measure and we recommend that additional studies replicate the approach in other patient age groups and practice settings.
They have created opportunity scorecards, qualification criteria, and activity metrics—all part of a formal sales process designed to help their team members replicate the approaches of star performers.
The company has replicated the approach for other items, like the Aqua Doodle Wall Mat, a mess-free board for scribbling.
You have to make sure you are entirely focussed on replicating the approach that won you that game in the first place.
The project has since been implemented in a further eight areas, and there have been requests from other communities for support in replicating the approach.
They replicated the approach that earned them a scoreless draw during last year's World Cup finals, despite the US dominating possession.
