The phrase "and reorganized in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of restructuring or rearranging something in a specific manner or format.
Example: "The data was collected and reorganized in a way that made it easier to analyze."
Alternatives: "and restructured in a" or "and arranged in a".
Experimentally, after in vitro exposure to exogenous photons, microtubules have been shown to reorient and reorganize in a dose-dependent manner with the greatest effect being observed around 280 nm, in the tryptophan and tyrosine absorption range.
The TCTT Report describes the work place of the future as one where workers will be "constantly organizing and reorganizing in a never-ending array of teams, like a turning kaleidoscope, some of whose members are regular employees of the firm and many who are brought in from the four corners of the world for particular projects".
In this context, color code in V1-V3 may be fed to and reorganized in V4 to form a neural signal that is more relevant to the higher-order color perception.
On the other hand, the inefficient memories will be detected and reorganized in the memory reorganization process.
This was a loose federation of local and craft unions, organized first in 1881 and reorganized in 1886.
Claude said the dialogue is lifted from his mother's book and "reorganized in the most absolutely absurd way".
The opportunity geological grid should be dynamic segmented and reorganized in the geographic crowd service system.
For THCs, this is largely due to a reduction in the number of THCs as townships were combined and reorganized in the early 2000s.
To our knowledge this is the first study that evaluates multiple cortical regions and systems that are structurally and functionally reorganized in a chronic pain disorder.
In 2006 ASFINAG was reorganized in a strategic holding and three main operative companies for (1) Tolling, (2) planning and Construction and (3) Operation and Maintenance.
