The phrase "all the reconstruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of a process or effort related to rebuilding or restoring something, often in a historical or structural context.
Example: "After the hurricane, the city focused on all the reconstruction needed to restore the damaged buildings and infrastructure."
Alternatives: "the entire reconstruction" or "all aspects of the reconstruction".
But not all the reconstruction stories have turned out so well.
In the following experiments, we used Bernoulli random measurement matrix to compress the sparse signal and analyze the reconstruction performance of all the reconstruction algorithms.
In the following experiments, we used Gaussian random measurement matrix to compress the sparse signal at first and analyze the reconstruction performance of all the reconstruction algorithms.
The first part of the study indicated that for both cameras a quadratic relation between FDG dose and body mass should result in a more constant SNRL and that this is valid for all the reconstruction methods used.
All the reconstruction work will be done within the "footprint" of the piers that now exist, so that when the work is completed, the fish habitat will be essentially as it is today.
And, amid all the reconstruction and buildings restored to colors like bright pink, Prague has earned the reputation, among more adventurous travelers, as something slightly suspect, like the novel that can't be so great if everyone else, Oprah included, likes it.
The differences between the permeabilities predicted for the n=1 reconstructions and the binarized NMR images and comparison of all the reconstructions with the binarized NMR images allowed these under-predictions to be attributed to the enhancement of surface roughness and fine structure and the loss of underlying collector shape in the JQA reconstructions.
Statistical movie processing was also done as described previously (Bai et al., 2013) in order to improve the resolution of all the reconstructions.
The bitterest message of all for the reconstruction program may be the way the history ends.
By all accounts the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the war-torn north and east of the country - the predominantly Tamil region - is both extensive and impressive.
Although the lp (0 < p ≤ 1, p = 2) regularization methods have been applied to the BLT reconstruction problem, so far, there is no generally accepted method which can be suitable for all of the reconstruction cases.
