The phrase "and recreate the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of making or producing something again in the same manner or form as before.
Example: "After reviewing the original design, the team was tasked to analyze the project and recreate the same for the new client."
Alternatives: "and replicate it" or "and reproduce it".
"The nature of penalties is very, very difficult and you can never recreate the same stress and emotion in training.
Many saw Start-Up Chile as a great way to travel and bootstrap your company thanks to the grant, and France is looking to recreate the same thing.
The same group also runs day trips in the UK on the sister trains of the VSOE – the British Pullman and the Northern Belle, which recreate the same Agatha Christie-era atmosphere without the need for a pair of £2,000 tickets.
Ballet employed to tell the story of ordinary people, of the poor and their daily struggles, of their manipulation by politicians and men of the cloth, recalls Twyla Tharp's recent attempt to recreate the same era and a similar theme in small town Louisiana.
An app is just software for your computer, and developers are being forced to recreate the same experience dozens of different ways.
When it comes to the artistic direction, the team is trying to recreate the same look and feel from the Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children movie.
Watching Phish play is like watching four people power a car using their feet in The Flintstones, each intuitively knowing where the car ought to be steered despite the fact that they don't have a map and they're not trying to recreate the same route twice.
Referring to Ayman al-Zawahiri, whom many regard as effectively Bin Laden's number two, Mr Riedel says that "he is also very active and if he is not found soon, will recreate the same central command post".
Now, it remains to be seen whether the two founders can recreate the same traction for Batch Insights and other upcoming services.
