The term "replicate the functionality" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to creating something that has the same capabilities as something else. For example: "We need to replicate the functionality of our old computer system with the new one."
"We started asking: 'Why are we trying to replicate the functionality of a hand?' when we could really do anything.
The services replicate the functionality of traditional communications systems, such as landline telephones, but aren't not regulated in the same way and so are not affording similar protections.
This can be thought of as an extension of the previous notebooks that show how to replicate the functionality of the high-level UI layer using the object API (it also marks the start of me using the term "object API" for what I previously referred to as the "low-level API").
Would a native application provide a unique and original experience, or would you simply replicate the functionality of a website?
Like SproutCore, which powers Apple's MobileMe, Cappuccino seeks to replicate the functionality of Cocoa, a native application programming environment for MacOS X.
Because of its ability to fully replicate the functionality of a real wallet, Lemon doesn't see itself as competitor to Apple's new Passbook app, but rather a more fully-featured wallet complement.
The model presented here replicates the functionality of these neurons in their hardware and software counterparts.
The GammaKey system, operating on a standard PC, replicates the functionality of earlier dedicated computer systems, allows the exchange of data in the DICOM format and has an open architecture enabling the development of new diagnostic techniques.
And this is the Launchpad, which replicates the functionality of your home screen on your iOS devices.
For Azure Active Directory, the Windows Authenticator app essentially replicates the functionality of Windows Hello and it lets users use their fingerprint, face or PIN to log in to their enterprise applications.
For Azure Active Directory, the Windows Authenticator app essentially replicates the functionality of Windows Hello and it lets users use their fingerprint, face or PIN to log in to their enterprise applications.
