The phrase "and a restitution of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing compensation, reimbursement, or restoration of something that was lost or damaged.
Example: "The court ordered the defendant to pay damages and a restitution of the stolen property to the victim."
Alternatives: "and a reimbursement of" or "and a restoration of".
Our ChIP experiments, moreover, suggested that impaired HBV-replication by either 3TC or antiviral miRNA expression, and to a lesser extent by shRNA, apparently resulted in a restitution of H2A.Zac and H3K9ac signatures at different grades and at all sites examined.
During supplementation and treatment of stressors we observed a restitution of thyroid morphology.
A restitution of clementine heterozygosity was observed only in the aneuploid plants for the markers Ci03C08, Mest 15 and TAA 15.
The normal controls had a mean flux reduction of 24% and a restitution time of 1.5 min. Clinical examination and nerve conduction measurements revealed a mild polyneuropathy in five of the eight patients, but an etiological relationship with Raynaud's phenomenon could not be ascertained.
The study of clinical signs showed that in each patient we attained the primary objective, which was the stabilization of the condition in the absence of inflammation, and a complete restitution of epithelial integrity.
Carrillo will also receive 36 months of probation and pay a restitution fee of roughly $3,000 to the Pasadena Police Department, city spokesman William Boyer said.
The bureau receives a hundred and ninety thousand items annually and has a restitution rate of approximately twenty-five per cent.
By contrast, Tokyo's centralized lost and found, which is also run by the police department, receives nearly ten times as many items and has a restitution rate of sixty per cent.
The focus was the Gdansk shipyard, where Lech Walesa led a strike to demand higher pay and the restitution of a fired worker.
Judge Janet Bond Arterton of Federal District Court ordered Mr. Grimaldi to pay a fine of $75,000 and share restitution of $136,000 to a Bridgeport company with Mr. Ganim, Mr. Pinto and Alfred Lenoci Jr., an Easton businessman who pleaded guilty to corruption charges and is expected to be sentenced this summer.
