The phrase "again established" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been set up or confirmed once more after a previous instance.
Example: "The committee was again established to address the ongoing issues within the organization."
Alternatives: "reestablished" or "set up again".
In 1940, the No. 1 hit "I'll Never Smile Again" established the creamy Dorsey-Sinatra-Pied Pipers sound.
After a few losing seasons, in 2007 the Titans again established themselves as one of the AFC's best teams.
It was underlined shortly before the interval when Exeter once again established themselves in the danger zone and Waldrom poached another of his trademark close-range scores.
When their mother was released, she lived in their grandmother's house off and on, but never again established a household with her children.
A main demand of the protesters, who have again established an encampment on Tahrir Square, is that the secret police be disbanded.
In May 1063 Cadalus again established himself in Rome but left in 1064, when the Council of Mantua, Tuscany, favoured Alexander.
Maier says it could take 20 years before Britain again establishes itself as a global leader in manufacturing and innovation.
But in 1991 Branson soared over the Pacific Ocean from Japan to the Canadian Arctic, again establishing records while travelling at speeds of more than two hundred miles per hour.
Six months later, the show would up the ante again, establishing the Inner Circle and introducing Broadway to the concept of "premium seating" -- at $480 a head.
Whereas the team's summer surge looked set to wane after its correction in Columbus, the Galaxy are again establishing themselves as a team to beat.
Pressed to define the mission in Afghanistan, General Dempsey said it was "to establish a secure and capable Afghanistan that can govern itself and ensure that Al Qaeda never again establishes a safe haven in that country".
