The phrase "a recuperation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of recovering or regaining health, strength, or a previous state.
Example: "After a long illness, she is finally experiencing a recuperation that gives her hope for the future."
Alternatives: "a recovery" or "a restoration".
Hence we administered 125 questionnaires and recuperated 120, giving a recuperation rate of 96%.
Ultimately, the amount of captured equipment caused the Nationalists to organize a recuperation unit, designed to recuperate Soviet armor off the field and repair them so that they could return to combat.
He began to write during a recuperation from tuberculosis.
"I couldn't imagine a recuperation without the Wounded Warrior Project," said Nevins, who had his legs amputated.
The Foreign Ministry said in a statement read Wednesday on state television that "the president is in the middle of a recuperation process and very strict medical treatment".
Within minutes, phones calls and e-mails were placed to track down the extent of the injury — approximately 26 stitches and a recuperation of perhaps six months.
A novel combined cooling, heating and power (CCHP) system is proposed in this work, which mainly consists of an internal combustion engine (ICE) power block, a chemical recuperation block, an absorption refrigeration block and a hot water supply block.
After 62 h a sudden decrease of the RQ to 0.6 followed by a sharp decrease of pH to 4.7, a short recuperation of RQ and a decrease of pO2 to 4% was observed.
Tuberculosis was a disease that needed a long recuperation.
She had to use a wheelchair at first, but after many operations and a long recuperation she learned to walk with a prosthetic leg.
It contributes to the discussion concerning whether a hydrostatic recuperation system can be an alternative to electric systems using double-layer capacitors or flywheels.
