"successfully repeated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an action that was repeated multiple times and that was successful each time. For example, "John successfully repeated the experiment three times and was able to verify his hypothesis."
But others say the experiment was never successfully repeated.
Internet Broadcasting successfully repeated the model in other markets, but its partnership with WCCO ended in 2002.
It was also a good eye game, successfully repeated in surface textures, like flocking and the deep-pool shimmer of evening pieces embroidered with thousands of tiny sequins.
Now in its third year, the NH7 Weekender is expanding to Delhi and Bangalore despite skepticism by festivalgoers that the event can be successfully repeated outside of Pune.
(This was 50 years before Dr. Edward Jenner became famous for preventing smallpox by vaccinating a boy with pus from a milkmaid's cowpox blister. But Dr. Jenner was not the first; he got the credit because he successfully repeated the vaccination 23 times and published his results).
The procedure must be successfully repeated in other patients, in a clinical trial.
The second viewing of any show is crucial to the network; part of the reason HBO is so profitable is that they successfully repeat shows over and over.
Hubener said he had passed the concussion protocol on the sidelines, successfully repeating sequences of numbers and the months of the year backwards to doctors on the sidelines.
For someone who's an expert and "not a technician," this level of incompetence is surprising--especially given that I successfully repeat the experiments that SciZ failed at.
Introducing the oath and manifesto at the stage of peer review will help to check that the research being published includes everything that other researchers would need to successfully repeat the work.
One obvious concern is whether the laboratories that perform the replication studies on behalf of the Reproducibility Project have the expertise, experience and determination to successfully repeat the sometimes complex experiments described in the studies they examine.
