The phrase "and reconfiguration of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or adjustments to a system, process, or structure.
Example: "The project involves the analysis and reconfiguration of a complex network to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "and adjustment of a" or "and modification of a".
We also review studies that enable strands of DNA to control the growth and reconfiguration of a library of different molecules and materials.
A framework is formalized unifying behavioral adaptation and structural reconfiguration of components for static detection and reconfiguration of a system, and illustrated by a simple but realistic set of examples (Carlos et al. 2012).
The antigenic expression cassette of this vector was improved through codon optimization, inclusion of a consensus Kozak sequence and reconfiguration of a CAG promoter (Ad-CAGoptZGP).
The reiterations and reconfigurations of a single melodic formula supply every detail - harmonic, rhythmic and dynamic - of this 70-minute orchestral "adoration".
As a result of these changes, there is a remodeling and reconfiguration of the TMJ surfaces as an adaptation response [5].
The multi-million 75,000sq ft development, set to begin in September, will involve a complete demolition and reconfiguration of internal floors and have a second customer entrance on Rose Street.
Changes to their populations reverberate through ecological communities; consequently their widespread decline in numbers and shrinking distribution due to human persecution has brought about a loss and reconfiguration of biological diversity in many systems.
What is attractive about it is precisely this flow and reconfiguration of American cuisine.
Many key components were implemented as mutable singletons (static objects), compromising the thread-safety of the application and meaning that safe reconfiguration of a workflow required a complete shutdown and restart of the Java virtual machine (JVM).
As in political elections, the filtering of voters in the Oscars makes a big difference; for instance, Coogler's previous film, "Creed," from 2015, is as drastic, original, and politically insightful a reconfiguration of a familiar franchise as is "Black Panther," but it received only one Oscar nomination — for its most prominent white actor, Sylvester Stallone, for Best Supporting Actor.
As in political elections, the filtering of voters in the Oscars makes a big difference; for instance, Coogler's previous film, "Creed," from 2015, is as drastic, original, and politically insightful a reconfiguration of a familiar franchise as is "Black Panther," but it received only one Oscar nomination for its most prominent white actor, Sylvester Stallone, for Best Supporting Actor.
