The phrase "as recaptured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been captured or represented again, often in a different context or format.
Example: "The artist's latest work is a stunning piece as recaptured from the original photograph."
Alternatives: "as represented" or "as depicted".
Holding on to Tikrit could be as difficult as recapturing it.
Savall has recaptured, as far as anyone can tell, not just the technique but also the artistic spirit of the Renaissance musicians who made the viol the center of their world.
For seropositivity (whether animals had detectable levels of plague antibody; n = 1,287), the optimal model (AIC = 1,287.6; Table 2) included maturity, year, site, NBT value, and whether an animal was subsequently recaptured, as well as a large number of interactions.
And more than any other American singles loss, the failure of America's best match-play golfer turned the flow of adrenaline as Europe recaptured the Cup, 15 152-15 152.
Benteke has scored 15 goals in 32 appearances this season as he recaptured the form of his debut Premier League year in 2012-13.
Wall Street's mood improved somewhat Wednesday as stocks recaptured some of the heavy losses from the day before.
This raises protection concerns as recently recaptured villages are often rigged with booby traps by departing ISIS fighters.
Delight supported the Allied troops on 27 28 May as they recaptured Narvik before she was sent to Bodø the next day to investigate reports of a German amphibious landing.
Our memories can't hold the entirety of these moments, but they hold a persistent feeling that we need to go back, again and again, to recapture as much as we can of what was first captured as a recording.
But somehow Le Perche has come as close to recapturing its past as the 21st century will allow.
