The phrase "again composed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been created or put together once more, often in the context of music, writing, or other forms of art.
Example: "After receiving feedback, the author again composed the final chapter to enhance the story's impact."
Alternatives: "recomposed" or "recreated".
Music again composed by Freddie Stevenson and myself.
She looked up, and her face was calm again, composed.
He needed another hit, and in May he was back in Cameo-Parkway's studio to record a song called Let's Twist Again, composed by Dave Appell with Kal Mann, Bernie Lowe's business partner and a former comedy writer.
Our other novel approach applied to classify our data is again composed of three SVMs.
Stones was again composed throughout and the England centre-back repeatedly made key interventions to steer his side away from danger.
Down upped their game on the restart with some good performances from Braniff, Gareth Johnson and Woods to snatch a lead, but Clynch was again composed to force a replay at the death.
For nearly 20 years, Verdi made many revisions: cutting some arias, ensembles, even whole scenes; adding new ones; restoring some previous cuts; taking them out again; composing new music.
After successful eradication therapy, 9 out of 10 H. pylori-infected individuals agreed to participate in this study after 3 months again composing the H. pylori-eradicated (H. pylori erad ) group.
Then the anxious father looks away again: silent, composed and still.
Thereafter, he pulled the picture plane tight again and composed varieties of still-life and interior that are lavish in formal invention while, in feeling, reticent to a fare-thee-well.
This value, for a given link, will again be composed of several parts: that which is due to 'new' offending taking place; remaining boosts from earlier time; and boost effects acquired from neighbouring locations.
