The phrase "a reconversion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of converting something back to a previous state or form, often in contexts like economics, technology, or social structures.
Example: "The city is undergoing a reconversion of its industrial areas into residential spaces to accommodate the growing population."
Alternatives: "a transformation of" or "a reconfiguration of".
With Nassau County built up, Mr. Wieboldt said, planners have to look at infill development, apartments over stores and a reconversion of less usable spaces such as rundown shopping centers.
A reconversion of marrow within the epiphyses is only rarely seen, usually in conjunction with an extensive reconversion of the hematoietic marrow of the whole bone.
After 3 4 weeks, haematopoietic recovery occurs with a reconversion of fatty to red marrow in the opposite way to marrow conversion, that is, from the axial to the appendicular skeleton.
By 1975 the organ had become unplayable, and a reconversion to mechanical action was undertaken.
According to minutes of the October meeting, the hour-long conversation focused on shale gas; "geopolitical aspects"; EU plans to label tar sands as high-polluting; and a possible reconversion of ExxonMobil's liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in the US to export crude to Europe.
For instance, the movement to the Fordow or Natanz enrichment plants of uranium hexafluoride gas made from any reconversion of research reactor metal fuel plates would be detected within a matter of days.
The challenges he faced were enormous: a disorderly postwar reconversion of the economy, severe shortages, strikes, and the passage of the Taft-Hartley Act over his veto.
Wachtershauser [ 107] rejected the idea that membranes with sn2,3 lipids emerged from an ancestor equipped with sn1,2 lipids as "counterselective ", arguing that an organism that would be in the process of such a reconversion would be too unstable, even if, on the other hand, he paradoxically assumes that heterochiral membranes could have persisted for several hundred million years.
RGR-opsin is known to act as a photoisomerase in the reconversion of retinal chromophore from the all- trans to the 11- cis conformation [ 38, 39], and perhaps peropsin also functions as an isomerase in some manner given its localisation in the RPE.
If PbS is formed, a reconversion treatment (oxidation) can be applied to restore the white shades of degraded polichromy.
Radial dispersion in high geometric aspect ratio, thin cylindrical electrolytic cells is analysed with respect to controlling the reconversion of an electrode reaction product at the opposite electrode.
