The phrase "totally replace" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to completely or fully substitute something else in place of another thing. Example: "The old company logo has been totally replaced with a new, modern design."
Would company names totally replace those of the subway stations?
Researchers caution that pet dogs cannot totally replace mice and laboratory dogs.
QUESTION FROM GRACE: Couldn't we just totally replace "marriage" with "civil union" — for homosexuals and heterosexuals alike?
He added, "Community services can't totally replace the need for inpatient services, but it can bring down the demand quite a bit".
The measure, which passed despite admonitions from international human rights and labor organizations, requires workers to "totally replace the union leadership within the next 180 days".
But that's not the case at the moment - there are no validated and established laboratory methods available to totally replace animal experimentation.
Parallel haplogroup replacement, with haplogroup 2 being totally replaced by haplogroup 1, has been reported for North American grey wolves.
Surprisingly, diets with molasses supported greater overall weight gain than diets with sucrose (P<0.05), because of reduced performance when lactose was totally replaced with sucrose (sucrose versus molasses at 50% versus 100% replacement of lactose, P<0.01).
No one is claiming that traditional scouting will be totally replaced by computer analysis.
"Every 10 years, I will pay for my house to be totally replaced.
They are now as common as dinosaurs; totally replaced by electronic calculators and computers.
