The phrase "a substantial reconstruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant changes or alterations made to something, such as a building, document, or system.
Example: "The city council approved a substantial reconstruction of the old library to better serve the community's needs."
Alternatives: "a major overhaul" or "a significant renovation."
Transition from anatase to rutile is not instantaneous [25] because it involves a substantial structural reconstruction.
Because these survivors posed substantial reconstruction and rehabilitation challenges, we organized a coordinated effort to characterize the physiologic response of military patients to these devastating injuries, and determine if particular biomarkers predict perioperative complications.
American diplomats eventually moved into the building but only after substantial reconstruction.
While they were gone, the bell cote underwent substantial reconstruction by Watertrol of Cranford, N.J.
This is not going to lead to substantial reconstruction and development.
To better judge whether the haplotype association estimate is biased due to substantial reconstruction error, looking at the haplotype-specific error measures would greatly enhance the knowledge about the reliability of haplotype association estimates.
Being an important part of China's Urban Health Care Reform System, Community Health Centers (CHCs) have been established throughout the entire country and are presently undergoing substantial reconstruction.
Unable to build new ships, the Imperial Japanese Navy also chose to improve its existing battlecruisers of the Kongō class (initially the,, and —the only later as it had been disarmed under the terms of the Washington treaty) in two substantial reconstructions (one for Hiei).
The effect of different reconstruction algorithms on PET-based volume segmentation was analyzed in a recent study and showed a substantial influence of reconstruction algorithms on segmentation thresholds [28].
A substantial delay in reconstruction time of CT data can therefore theoretically decrease the survival rate of traumatic patients.
