The phrase "a reinstallation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of installing something again, such as software or hardware.
Example: "After encountering several issues, I decided that a reinstallation of the operating system was necessary to resolve the problems."
Alternatives: "an installation again" or "a fresh installation of".
All that building and scrubbing allowed for a reinstallation of the museum's permanent collection.
Technically, this is a reinstallation of the Met's Chinese galleries, drawn mostly from its permanent collection.
The first phase of a reinstallation of Mesoamerican, South American and Native American art.
(Ms. Bloom's show sets the stage for a reinstallation of "Culture and Continuity: The Jewish Journey," the long-term exhibition on the third and fourth floors).
Technically, the exhibition of 60 or so works is a reinstallation of the Met's Chinese galleries, drawn mostly from its permanent collection.
Early in the Second World War, a coup by Iraqi Army officers sympathetic to the Nazis led to another British invasion, and a reinstallation of the young king and his regent, whom the coup had run out.
Recently organized by the center, it encompasses lectures, panel discussions and films addressing the complex role of photography in a post-9/11 world and will include a Midtown reinstallation of the acclaimed exhibition "Here Is New York: A Democracy of Photographs," which had a long run in SoHo last fall.
At the Oakland Museum, her projects included a major reinstallation of the museum's history galleries and a major exhibition on the environmental history of the San Francisco Bay, entitled Above and Below: Stories from Our Changing Bay.
A major reinstallation of the Museum, including the construction of a climate-controlled wing for housing collections and archives, took place in the 1990s and early 2000s.
The University of Chicago's Smart Museum of Art announced a major reinstallation of its collection and the launch of Expanding Narratives, a three-year, three-part collections and exhibitions series.
The Walker Art Center in Minneapolis is in the middle of a major reinstallation of its permanent collections.
