The phrase "smooth replacement" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means a change or substitution that does not cause disruption or difficulty. Example: The new employee seamlessly integrated into the team, proving to be a smooth replacement for the previous employee who had retired.
So far it's been a smooth transition: His replacement as chief executive is his eldest son, Edward, 52, a former rabbi who worked as a company salesman in the 1980s.
Nonatherosclerotic forms of CEA have been described with an intact vessel intima, but with extensive media degeneration (smooth muscle cell replacement by hyalinized collagen) [ 55, 65].
On the other hand, the average frame processing time of the processing step, namely, background updating, depends on temporal smoothing and block replacement for various block representations, which is relatively small.
This is because the borrowing can no longer be used to to smooth consumption and income replacement through maternity leave fulfills this role.
11, 12 Additionally, standard oral replacement produces smooth hormone levels and fails to address the underlying pulsatile ultradian rhythm.
The replacement of smooth muscle with collagen in the esophageal mucosa (fibrosis) is thought to precipitate SSc esophageal dysmotility, but autopsy and functional studies demonstrate that smooth muscle atrophy is the predominant pathology [ 5– 7].
But the Veterans Stadium rug had a weird glassiness to it, as if a Zamboni had just smoothed it, and the replacement officials appeared in a vacuum, devoid of any biographical information.
The crisis would only be smoothed over by the replacement of the Cabinet in September 1875 and the Emperor's reluctant grant of a full amnesty to the bishops.
When it comes to capturing precise, buttery smooth footage, there's no replacement for a skilled drone pilot.
Tissue engineering strategies based on multipotent stem cells (MSCs) hold significant promise for the repair or replacement of damaged smooth muscle tissue.
