"replicate this model" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to create a duplicate or copy of a particular model or example. This phrase can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in a research paper, a manufacturing setting, or even in everyday conversations. Example: "The success of our company's marketing strategy has been proven through several case studies. Our goal is to replicate this model in other markets and achieve the same level of success."
The Bush tax cuts replicate this model.
City sources believe that Varley had been hoping to replicate this model, but with the larger sums involved it may now prove more difficult.
He added, "Once a Jewish school like Ben Gamla is established, you know that fundamentalist Christian groups throughout America will be lining up to replicate this model according to their religious tradition".
"This is exacerbated by the fact that Asian men are likely to choose partners of lower economic and intellectual status as they traditionally grow up with working fathers and stay-at-home mothers, and generally choose to replicate this model.
While not every country in the world can replicate this model, he said Uruguay had proved that renewables can reduce generation costs, can meet well over 90% of electricity demand without the back-up of coal or nuclear power plants, and the public and private sectors can work together effectively in this field.
In other geographies policymakers have worked to replicate this model of innovation and concentration, in my view wrongly.
Charles Best, founder of DonorsChoose, said that several colleges and universities had looked into replicating this model, but none had tried it yet, to his knowledge.
We're thinking of replicating this model because although we have plenty of young workers, they are not well trained.
Replicating this model of moderation and pious prosperity will be hard work in Tunisia, a country with staggering levels of unemployment and 25 percent illiteracy.
We can see ourselves replicating this model in another place with another issue.
Across the nation, Purpose Built Communities supports local leaders in eight cities who are already replicating this model, and is in discussions with leaders in 20 additional cities.
