The phrase "again merged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where two or more entities have been combined or integrated once more after a previous separation.
Example: "After several discussions, the two departments were again merged to improve collaboration."
Alternatives: "remerged" or "combined once more".
He remained a Senior Partner of Whitman and Ransom until 1993 when he again merged the firm.
Their own struggle for freedom spanned generations at that point, and it was bravely maintained until Union gunboats arrived in 1862 and the centuries-old fight again merged with another war against slaveholders.
Guardian Money suspects it has been using credit reference agency and other data providers to try to find people cohabiting, in bid to lower the cost of the programme – and has once again merged his and his neighbour's flats.
The council was not reconstituted until the remaining portions of the territory were once again merged with the Northwest Territories in 1905.
At this point the farming and policy worlds again merge, but in ways that are threatening to the livelihoods of farmers.
This led to No. 36 Squadron again merging with No. 38 Squadron.
Inspired by bluegrass, fiddle music, Appalachian folk and even hip-hop (in some ways a folk form itself), the band recently released its second album, Break in the Clouds (Ruff Shod), once again merging their many shared passions.
After experiencing the deaths of first his mother (1992) and then his father (1997), again merging the personal and the political, Pinter wrote the poems "Death" (1997) and "The Disappeared" (1998).
UK producer Addison Groove's at it again, merging rave tropes with two-step rhythms and footwork kick patterns on 'Push It' for another true original from London's arch sonic-magpie.
For the remaining 18 worms, we again automatically merged the anterior/posterior images in order to obtain one image per worm via meshAB.
In the subsequent meetings, the categories were discussed again and merged into factors that, at the end, were part of the themes.
