The phrase "a composite reconstruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a reconstruction that combines multiple elements or sources, often in fields like archaeology, art, or science.
Example: "The museum displayed a composite reconstruction of the ancient temple, integrating various architectural styles from different periods."
Alternatives: "a combined reconstruction" or "a synthesized reconstruction."
These three reconstructions were then combined in a composite reconstruction.
A composite reconstruction, reported online today in Nature, suggests the beast was 11 meters long and weighed 6358 kilograms, making it the largest type of ornithomimosaur ever found.
Here a composite reconstruction of Au. sediba, which may be humanity's closest relative.
The use of a soft tissue rather than composite reconstruction may also facilitate a shorter hospital stay and allow adjuvant radiotherapy to be delivered in a more rapid timescale with possible impact on overall cure rates of this very debilitating tumour.
It is, the museum says, the first composite reconstruction of a full Neanderthal skeleton based on actual fossils.
Better cranial material was also found; by 2002, David R. Schwimmer was able to create a composite computer reconstruction of 90% of the skull.
c, d Proximal tibia resection with wide margins and allograft prosthesis composite reconstruction was performed Open image in new window Fig. 2 a Grade 1 CS of the distal femur.
The 2 most widely used techniques for reconstruction after resection of a tumor in the proximal femur are modular prosthetic replacement (MP) and allograft-prosthetic composite reconstruction (APC) (Unwin et al. 1996, Giurea et al. 1998, Bickels et al. 2000, Fox et al. 2002).
Composite reconstruction of shoulder girdle and scapula coracoid of eleutherodonts, in comparison to those of monotremes.
Over the last three decades, we have tried to assess the best method of reconstruction, from iliofemoral coaptation to complex allograft prosthetic composite reconstruction [15, 16].
The move towards the use of composite reconstruction (especially the fibula flap) has been facilitated by the use of digital planning in which dental implants can be inserted into the fibula flap at the time of harvest and inset facilitated by the use of stereolithographic guides.
