The phrase "and reconstructed in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of rebuilding or reforming something, often in a specific context such as architecture, art, or data analysis.
Example: "The ancient ruins were carefully documented and reconstructed in a way that preserved their historical significance."
Alternatives: "and rebuilt in a" or "and restored in a".
All histologically labeled structures required for reconstruction were vectorized and reconstructed in a virtual room, which was interactively visualized.
Representative synapses are quantified from varying section planes, and microtubules, polyribosomes, smooth endoplasmic reticulum, and endosomes are identified and reconstructed in a subset of dendrites.
Initial conditions of a single field impact were highly resolved in stereo high-speed video and reconstructed in a drop test.
In particular, this framework integrates two key components: (a) incremental editing that allows solid models to be edited, modified, and propagated in an incremental form, and (b) progressive streaming that enables solid models to be stored, retrieved, transmitted, and reconstructed in a progressive manner.
Using thematic analysis, the interview data were "segmented, categorized, summarized, and reconstructed in a way that captures the important concepts within the data set" (Given 2008, p. 867).
In this context of adaptive and responsive co-construction of knowledge, curriculum and subject delivery can be reshaped and reconstructed in a dynamic manner in response to changing environmental conditions or the personal professional needs of students.
"One of the things that has happened recently is that paleontologists have been able to look at the bones and reconstruct in a computer environment how they would be put together," says producer John Copeland.
Following the success of the exhibition, the palace was moved and reconstructed in 1854 in a modified and enlarged form in the grounds of the Penge Place estate at Sydenham Hill.
The revolutionary sculptor, who died in 1957, left his workshop and all its contents to the state and the Pompidou Centre had the studio taken apart and reconstructed in front of it in a modern pavilion.
The catheter location and electrograms are recorded and reconstructed in realtime and presented as a 3D geometrical map color coded with the electrophysiological information.
The result is a concept of family that has been de- and reconstructed in recent decades.
