The phrase "are eventually restored to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process of returning something to its original state or condition after a period of change or disruption.
Example: "After the maintenance work, the systems are eventually restored to their normal functioning state."
Alternatives: "are ultimately returned to" or "are finally brought back to".
Nevertheless staff remain convinced that if the publisher is eventually restored to financial health, only shareholders will reap the rewards.
Most Russians appeared not to resent the privileges that were eventually restored to Galina: her flat in Moscow, the dacha in the country, her pension.
Marjorie's social naivety – she "had a vague idea that the army consisted mostly of public school boys" – is weighed against her lack of judgment and she is eventually restored to the bosom of Brackenfield.
As a consequence, he was imprisoned for several months but was eventually restored to favour at the end of 1489 by Charles VIII, who used him as a negotiator and later as ambassador to Venice at the beginning of the expedition to Italy (1494 95).
In particular, he asks what exactly happens, if you are lying dead before resuscitation, to your individual self and all its attendant character and memories – your "soul", as he is not shy to call it – before it is eventually restored to you a few hours later?
Safe water was eventually restored to Laredo, Texas on July 12.
Partial power was eventually restored to the starboard turbine, which allowed speed to be increased to 14 kn.
After being suspended from office by the pope for his supposed role in Becket's death, Roger was eventually restored to office in late 1171, and died in 1181.
In all patients, the IOP was eventually restored to a physiological level.
and/or society departs from justice, citizens' commitments to principles of justice are sufficiently robust that just institutions are eventually restored.
