The phrase "a reconciled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a person or entity that has been brought to a state of agreement or harmony after a conflict or disagreement.
Example: "After many discussions, they finally reached a point where they could be considered a reconciled couple."
Alternatives: "an at peace" or "a harmonious".
Forward translation reconciliation Process of comparing and merging more than one forward translation into a single forward translation resulting in a reconciled forward translation.
Gene duplication and losses have been inferred from a reconciled tree, reconstructed by combining information from gene tree and species tree.
The GeneTree software [ 45] was used to construct a reconciled tree by embedding the NRPD2/E2 tree within the Violaceae species tree.
Then, the researchers and the project manager produced a reconciled Dutch version based on the forward translations and the original questionnaires, and an English report documenting the synthesis process, the issues addressed, and how they were resolved.
Two linguists proficient in both English and Hausa Languages, whose mother tongue is Hausa independently translated the English version of IKHOAM (see Additional file 1) in to Hausa and then developed a reconciled version.
To better characterize the geographic distribution of P/A polymorphisms, a reconciled tree was constructed to view the evolved P/A tree over an accession tree, built by using all SNPs of non-P/A genes (Additional file 3: Figure S5B).
"We don't have it as a line item because it is a reconciling charge," he said.
After the team reached an agreement, a first reconciled Italian version was produced.
As with a marriage reconciled after previous infidelity there may always be suspicion.
A single reconciled Chinese version was developed after discussion.
Around 26% had had affairs, one-third had had therapy and only a third were reconciled to a celibate relationship.
