The phrase "a complete reconstruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of rebuilding or reassembling something in its entirety, often in contexts like architecture, history, or analysis.
Example: "The archaeologists conducted a complete reconstruction of the ancient temple based on the remaining ruins."
Alternatives: "a full restoration" or "an entire overhaul".
Eugene Ferrera, the owner, says that the roof work includes a complete reconstruction of the parapet.
The villagers tore down their homes, but couldn't afford a complete reconstruction.
The first phase was completed last November and included a complete reconstruction of the hotel's existing rooms.
"That bit is a complete reconstruction or better described as a figment of her imagination," he said.
Yet the data are fragmentary — one of several reasons the investigators say they may never produce a complete reconstruction of the actions that led to the catastrophe.
Allan Houston contemplated the question and almost seemed to shiver at the thought that the Knicks could perform a complete reconstruction like the Chicago Bulls have endured since their championship seasons.
Thus, a metabolic model based upon a reconstruction with improved coverage of established biochemistry of isoenzymes would make less accurate predictions of individual gene essentiality than a model based upon a less complete reconstruction.
Comparison of our results to those of Chavanas et al. [ 23], showed that our method allowed a more complete reconstruction of these genes' evolutionary histories, including a broader spectrum of species (such as cephalochordates).
In addition, the integration of the metabolomic, transcriptomic and proteomic collected profiles allowed a more complete reconstruction of the APAP injury pathways.
Information retrieved from open-air sites is necessary for a more complete reconstruction of Middle Paleolithic behaviors, which is currently often based mainly on data from caves and rockshelters.
Study of all these features allows a fairly complete reconstruction of life history, locomotion, and diet.
