The phrase "able to reconstruct one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to recreate or rebuild something, often in a technical or analytical context.
Example: "After analyzing the data, the engineer was able to reconstruct one of the failed components to understand the issue better."
Alternatives: "capable of recreating one" or "able to rebuild one".
By reassembling leaves of a sacred manuscript divided among several libraries, Jacob Dalton of the University of California at Berkeley has been able to reconstruct one of the earliest tantric manuscripts, which contains a startling, and seemingly very un-Buddhist, manual for performing human sacrifice.
We note that when AL-FEC is employed, the value of Packet Loss Rate to be used in Equation 1 corresponds to the residual Packet Loss Rate after packet recovery P plr A. Since Level A 1-D FEC is able to reconstruct one packet only, the Packet Loss Rate is reduced by an amount equal to the probability that, when the current packet is lost, the remaining L packets are correctly received.
Essentially we have deconstructed a tumour and now we are going to try to reconstruct one.
During the conduction of the study the patients were able to reconstruct data on their prior clinical history and symptoms.
We were able to reconstruct the complete mitogenome of one of the Late Pleistocene specimens, but we were unable to assign it to any of the previously published brown bear mitogenome clades.
In this way, one is able to reconstruct through the poems, to a certain extent, the post-Mycenaean world.
The idea of multiple descriptions (MD) is to divide the source information into various descriptions such that a receiver is able to reconstruct the original source by using one or more of these source descriptions within some prescribed distortion constraints[19].
For crosses between two inbred strains, this means that one should be able to reconstruct two entirely separate genomes one for each parent.
Given simply the transmissions along the optic nerve from the light entering the eye, one would not be able to reconstruct the three-dimensionality, or the distance, or the detail of the bark — attributes that we perceive instantly.
Mr. Vitiello added that, in this case, they were able to reconstruct severely damaged doors rather than ordering new ones, which would have delayed the repair even longer.
Fig. 1 Biologists are now able to reconstruct the phylogenies of many groups of organisms, like this one showing relationships among the Galapagos finches.
