The phrase "a reassembling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of putting something back together or reorganizing elements that were previously assembled.
Example: "The project involved a reassembling of the various components to create a more efficient system."
Alternatives: "a reconstruction of" or "a rearrangement of".
About "Cortège Hongrois," a reassembling of classical theme-and-variations material choreographed by Marius Petipa in the 1898 "Raymonda," there is more to say.
Some hopeful politicians in Rome talk of the collapse of a new government leading to a reassembling of a middle-of-the-road coalition that took in more centrist elements from both sides a sort of rebirth of 1980s-style Christian Democracy.
"I think what we're seeing is not only a reassembling of the Mubarak regime," she said.
"Collage, in itself being a reassembling of the often-forgotten fragments of culture and history, is, in a way, the perfect means to communicate this".
The ferocious events of A Storm of Swords were the equivalent to the complete overturning of a chess board; the subsequent books involve a reassembling of the chess pieces into elaborate new configurations.
These floating expressions need to give way to discrete, differentiating labels and a reassembling of current evaluatory approaches and databases to adequately validate each separately.
You can take these Cubist-Social Realist hybrids as a metaphorical reassembling of a heart-of-hearts childhood home; or as an embodiment of the far-sighted conviction that the human community would one day make a single house to live in.
In a thorough reassembling of the "Real Housewives of New York City" cast, Bravo has confirmed that only three women -- Ramona Singer, Sonja Morgan and LuAnn de Lesseps -- would be returning for the reality show's fifth season.
Tzara, who recommended destroying just as it is created, had devised a personal system for writing poetry, which implied a seemingly chaotic reassembling of words that had been randomly cut out of newspapers.
Rework includes any disassembling or reassembling of a previously built portion of the model.
Action includes "saying inasmuch as it is a doing, ordinary action inasmuch as it is an intervention into the course of things, narration inasmuch as it is the narrative reassembling of a life stretched out in time, and finally, the capacity to impute to oneself or to others the responsibility for acting" ("De l'esprit," Revue Philosophique de Louvain 92 19944): 248).
