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The phrase "are reclaimed from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of recovering or retrieving something from a particular source or situation.
Example: "The materials for the new project are reclaimed from old buildings that are being demolished."
Alternatives: "are retrieved from" or "are recovered from".
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During this process some materials are reclaimed from the old cuticle.
Clothes are reclaimed from more than 950 clothing banks across the UK and resold to fund international development projects to fight poverty.
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In either case, it will have to be reclaimed from bubbly teens, soccer fans, and publicists.
Large coastal salt fields were reclaimed from the sea to stimulate further industrialization in the early 1980s.
But this would be a one-off and might be reclaimed from the banks.
This land was reclaimed from seasonal swamp lakes nearly a century ago.
He believes the band have been "reclaimed" from the long shadow cast by their former pastor.
This wild area started as low-lying polder, land that was reclaimed from the sea in the late 1960s.
Significant quantities of mercury have been reclaimed from dental amalgams, oxide and acetate sludges, and battery scrap.
Part of the land was reclaimed from an industrial site and has been planted as a meadow of native wildflowers.
Just as the land that they live on was reclaimed from the sea, the women are now reclaiming their hopes for a better future.
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