The phrase "able to reconstruct a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capability to recreate or rebuild something, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "The researchers were able to reconstruct a detailed model of the ancient structure using advanced imaging technology."
Alternatives: "capable of recreating a" or "able to rebuild a".
"I was able to reconstruct a fashion history of the nuns glimpsed from what was forbidden," she said.
The man he recommends, Ananda Udugama, has been reduced to working in the gem mines and is now a hopeless drunk; but it is he alone, Palipana insists, who will be able to reconstruct a human head from Sailor's skull.
I sought to break down the anatomy of my grandparents' homes, study the wood and laterite walls, take apart the wooden rafters, trace the filigree carvings in the wood frame under the eaves, all to be able to reconstruct a house again in words, in a novel.
Using new computational techniques, they were able to reconstruct a TM6 genome, even though it was mixed with that from other microbes.
They have enough data to be able to reconstruct a grandmother's DNA and an estimate of her face based on her grandchildren's genotype.
From samples that contained only 0.3% to 7% human DNA, the researchers were able to reconstruct a rough picture of about 50% of the best preserved individual's genome.
The cells detect subtle water movements, and from the different times that the individual cells are stimulated by these movements the fish's brain is able to reconstruct an image of what caused them in the first place.
With this method, we were able to reconstruct an almost complete representative HIV genome of the clinical sample.
The figure shows that we were able to reconstruct an image from the measurements that were sent over the cellular phone and also, that the reconstructed image depicts a higher conductivity region in the location of the inserted gel.
The authors report that lack of understanding the technology is partly responsible for privacy concerns, as the system would not be able to reconstruct an image for viewing.
Our technique also offered good penetration depth: we were able to reconstruct an entire 5 dpf zebrafish (Fig. 1F-H) by tiling four acquisitions at 10× magnification.
