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The phrase "are restored again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of returning something to a previous state or condition, emphasizing that it has been restored multiple times.
Example: "After the maintenance work, the systems are restored again to their original settings."
Alternatives: "are renewed once more" or "are reinstated again".
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Many children are back to school, but in the province of Durazno, where flooding was most severe, there are still more than 800 children who have to wait until their schools are restored again.
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The stars were restored again during maintenance and restoration in 2006; however, this restoration was rushed and there is no warranty of its quality.
It was restored again in the mid-14th century.
I think it will turn out well, as I see it, when calm is restored again.
The following weekend, the memorial would be restored, again only for thirty-six hours.
The story doesn't end here, however: in 1966, 'Leyton' was dropped, until being restored again in 1987.
In addition, the National Mall is partially closed and fenced off so its turf can be restored, again with a deadline of January 2017.
Now Gunston Hall is being restored again, under the careful hands of Mr. Grey and Dr. Andrew Veech, the director of archaeological work at the site.
The fluorescence of Tb3+/GMP would be quenched upon the addition of Cu2+, and then the fluorescence of the as-prepared Tb3+/GMP-Cu2+ ensemble would be restored again in the presence of Cys or His.
It survived the river Thames flood just a year after it was unveiled, and has now been restored again as part of major development work at Tate Britain, due to re-open in November.
The obelisk has since been restored again, in 1966.
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