The phrase "again the establishment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the repeated or renewed process of setting up or founding something.
Example: "The committee discussed again the establishment of the new regulations to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "reestablishing" or "renewing the establishment of".
Because it is so important, let me say it again: the establishment of a fence without an agreement means Israel will give up most of the occupied territories without the Palestinians giving up the right of return.
But the real news here is, again, the establishment of Belichick's cheating then (2000 to 2002), now (last season) and if we may extrapolate based on reasonable cause, in all likelihood in between.
Again, the establishment of assays that allow identification of APA targeting effectors in direct screens would allow us to probe these processes further.
"We may need to look again at the establishment of the ritual landscape, it might be saying more about Mesolithic ancestors than we have realised".
It takes about two to three month that a colony becomes socially stable again after the establishment of new gamergates (JL pers. observ).
The addition of an FGF signalling antagonist to EBs demonstrated a requirement for an FGF-mediated epithelial to mesenchymal transition (EMT) during mesoderm specification and again in the establishment of the anterior visceral endoderm [34].
The French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, has again called for the establishment of humanitarian corridors to help the Syrian opposition.
At the Seventeenth National Congress of the CCP in 2007, President Hu Jintao again called for the establishment of the concept of socialist rule of law.
It noted the distinctive landscape of the pass: After World War II, Aspen began to grow and prosper again due to the establishment of a popular ski resort, an annual music festival, and a relaxed lifestyle which attracted many celebrities and corporate executives to the city.
Up-regulation of many ISGs was again observed, suggesting the establishment of chronic infection.
As with Noah Morris's January 1928 appointment, for which he personally carved the money out of University funds, Principal MacAlister was again closely involved in the establishment of the new lectureship.
