The phrase "a recharge of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of replenishing energy, resources, or a state of being, often in contexts related to personal well-being or technology.
Example: "After a long week of work, I took a weekend trip to the mountains for a recharge of my energy."
Alternatives: "a boost of" or "a renewal of".
Swimming in the brightly coloured mess that you and your team have made allows for faster movement and a recharge of your weapon, as well as helping you hide from enemies and travel up walls.
From CMB equation above, the study area has a recharge of 42 mm or 1.42%% of annual precipitation.
Unlike a recharge of their car's existing battery pack, the swap won't be free: instead it will cost "slightly less than a full tank of gasoline for a premium sedan," according to Tesla's official blog post on the matter.
Depending on geomorphology and geology of a place, a recharge of 10 50 mm can occur in the area with annual precipitation of less than 500 mm (MacDonald and Calow 2009).
Only one version is available with, among other features, "B Mode driving" that allows power renewal almost immediately after the throttle is removed; a fast-charging port that allows a recharge of 80% of the battery in 30 minutes; "Around View Monitor" that allows a panoramic view around the car; leather seats; and a 7-inch touch screen.
McConaughey's lost years now look curiously like self-protection, a recharging of the batteries for a more dangerous late swell of desire.
These visits felt like a drug, a recharging of my existential batteries, a plugging in to something that felt "right", even if it lasted for only a short time.
In fact, the aquifer has a recharge rate of of water per year.
A full recharge of a depleted battery pack should take 3 ½ hours using regular 120v household current and 1 ½ hours using a 220v level 2 charger, BMW said.
(a) recharge process of cells 5 and 6 with ISCr, compared with normal cell 1, (b) the depleting OCV and simulation results of cells 5 and 6.
In addition, a recharge time of only ~150 years might be too short, particularly for another Plinian eruption.
