The phrase "able to reconstitute itself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability of an entity, system, or organism to restore or recreate itself after being altered or damaged.
Example: "The organization proved to be resilient, able to reconstitute itself after facing significant challenges."
Alternatives: "capable of restoring itself" or "able to regenerate itself".
Wood told me the country "is facing an insurgency that is able to reconstitute itself outside the country".
General Rodriguez also said that he did not yet know to what extent the Taliban would be able to reconstitute itself for the spring fighting season after a battering from United States, NATO and Afghan forces late last year.
Just as the Qaeda leadership has been able to reconstitute itself in Pakistan's ungoverned tribal areas, Al Qaeda's North Africa offshoot is now running small training camps for militants from Morocco, Tunisia and as far away as Nigeria, according to the State Department and Mr. Droukdal.
Like the previous Burmese uprising of 1988, the 2007 revolution was swiftly crushed--and with it another Burmese generation's hopes for a democratic society--but the DVB was able to reconstitute itself, and remains dedicated to funneling the truth out of Burma and countering the military junta's tightly scripted propaganda machine.
George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, said today that Al Qaeda was trying to reconstitute itself and remained capable of another large-scale attack against the United States.
It was the Tee-Pee that finally caused Ed's life to come crashing down -- and then to reconstitute itself in ways he never imagined.
Never before have the traditionally independent military and law enforcement organizations worked so much in concert, sharing information and expertise as Al Qaeda tries to reconstitute itself in Pakistan.
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It offers many spaces for a weakened FARC to hide and to reconstitute itself - as it has many times in the past.
He "has also been at the center of al Qaeda's plans to reconstitute itself and try and remount a trans-national terror campaign.
