The phrase "and restore him" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is being brought back to a previous state, condition, or position, often in a figurative or literal sense.
Example: "After the difficult times he faced, the community came together to support him and restore him to his former self."
Alternatives: "and bring him back" or "and return him".
Its increasingly hostile successors were designed to "kill all that Maxinquaye bullshit" and restore him to the cult status he had originally anticipated.
Such penal methods seek to achieve the end, at once more humane and effective, that society should make every effort to rehabilitate the offender and restore him as a useful member of that society as society's own best protection.
How could someone make such cruel and ludicrous assumptions, especially when my husband Rob and I had spent every waking moment three years prior trying to help our son battle OCD and restore him to the boy he'd been?
The technique was outstanding and perhaps indicated that Walcott can still add a greater breadth to his game that will fulfil the promise he had as a teenager and restore him to being a more regular starter.
I want to rescue Borges from the postmodernists' embrace and restore him to history, to the trials and tribulations of living in this world, for only then can we get a truer measure of his achievement.
Echoing the motives behind the affair in "The Generation Gap," this trip is made as if the man's daughter, as she dryly explains, "will protect him from the proximity of death and restore him to the domain of life".
After Sadat was assassinated in October 1981, his successor, Hosni Mubarak, eventually ended Shenouda's exile and restored him to the papacy in 1985.
However, errors by the group that seized power, and a swift move by presidential guard troops loyal to Mr. Chávez, rescued the president and restored him to power.
In the meantime the Germans had rescued Mussolini from his mountain prison and restored him in the north as ruler of the "Italian Social Republic," a last-ditch puppet Fascist regime based in Salò on Lake Garda.
The series defined and dominated his career, even as he took on other film, television and theater roles; the franchise went into periods of hibernation, then came roaring back and restored him to relevance when he least expected it.
As a result of the program, which caused a considerable stir in the press, the Air Force reversed its findings on Lieutenant Radulovich a few weeks later, and restored him to active duty.
