The phrase "a reintroduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of bringing something back into use or circulation after it has been absent or discontinued.
Example: "The company announced a reintroduction of their popular product line, which had been off the market for several years."
Alternatives: "a revival of" or "a return of".
Gehenna later was made a garbage centre to discourage a reintroduction of such sacrifices.
The Metro Recliner is a reintroduction of a sleek 1952 design that is exceptionally comfortable without that geriatric look.
Yet never did a single outfit in the collection look like Edwardian costume or a reintroduction of the bustle.
If there is much more consolidation, some experts fear an absence of competition that could lead to a reintroduction of rate and scheduling regulations.
A reintroduction of some level of royalties would not increase the tax burden for industry, but would more immediately provide much-needed revenue for government.
Cosmetics of all forms, many containing white lead, mercury, and other injurious chemicals, were copiously used, a reintroduction of the 16th-century practice.
It's kind of a reintroduction to her work," said Alan Del Rio Ortiz, the video's director.
The standard postoperative nutritional intervention consists of a gradual reintroduction of an oral diet, as tolerated.
There is even talk of an "imminent" reintroduction of a bill by Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee of Texas that would mandate a basic structure of information reporting for the private prison industry (which is notoriously sluggish and secretive in providing information reports).
The poll, which had more than 11,000 respondents, they said, is part of a reintroduction by Adweek of the Brandweek name, which will appear on quarterly editorial sections.
The authors indicated that the success was based on the strong motivation of the patients to prevent a need for insulin and a slow reintroduction of normal diet.
