The phrase "a reconstituted version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a modified or altered form of something that has been restored or recreated.
Example: "The film is a reconstituted version of the original documentary, featuring new interviews and updated footage."
Alternatives: "a revised edition of" or "an adapted form of".
In 1983 he and John Stewart, who had replaced Mr. Guard in the Kingston Trio in 1961, joined with Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac to record the album "Revenge of the Budgie". (Mr. Stewart died in January). In 1988 he joined a reconstituted version of the Kingston Trio and performed with them until retiring in 1999.
The Batroun Festival is lower wattage than Byblos – the big headliner was a reconstituted version of 1980s group UB40.
Mantas and Abbadon, meanwhile, reformed Venom without their frontman, playing some shows in Russia supporting a reconstituted version of the Sweet.
A reconstituted version of the Honeycombs returned in the 1980s with Anne playing drums and continued as a live act until D'Ell's death in 2005.
Mr. Farren died after collapsing during a performance by a reconstituted version of the Deviants, the psychedelic band of which he was a member in the '60s.
Although Rose now fronts a reconstituted version of Guns N' Roses that does not include former members Slash, Izzy Stradlin, Duff McKagan or Steven Adler, some held out hope that the band might reunite at the hall.
Given all these epigones, it's no surprise that many of the best received performances in 2002 came from baby-boomer artists: the Stones embarked on a triumphant tour; reconstituted versions of the Who and the Doors are back on tour, and James Taylor, Rod Stewart, Santana, Phil Collins, Elton John and Elvis all had Top 40 hits.
In a "Note on Methodology" she explains she's presented "rewritten and greatly condensed letters" by Jameelah that are "reconstituted" versions of their originals.
But on that press room I was something of an expert, having been sentenced to it for a year, and the reconstituted version, I told Mr. Schiller, was both far too big and far too neat.
A Happy Meal with chicken nuggets has 530 calories and 23 grams of fat, but the reconstituted version will have 435 calories and 17 grams of fat, according to the company.
Today's Happy Meal with chicken nuggets has 520 calories and 26 grams of fat, and the reconstituted version, with 1 percent milk, will total 410 calories and 19 grams of fat, according to the company.
