The phrase "as recreated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has been made again or restored to a previous state, often in the context of art, design, or historical representation.
Example: "The museum displayed the ancient artifact as recreated by skilled artisans to reflect its original appearance."
Alternatives: "as restored" or "as reproduced".
As the "maker" movement takes root, the one-person hardware start-up is blossoming thanks to cheap workspace, shared use of high-tech tools and crowdsourced fundingBack to Earth After four months on "Mars" (as recreated in Hawaii) our correspondent gets back to Earth.
As recreated for the Guggenheim, "Inopportune: Stage One" consists of nine white American cars suspended vertically in the rotunda.
What truly brings that world to pulsing life is the style of the singers and dancers (channeling the sensibility of Bob Fosse as recreated by Ann Reinking).
But stop to savor the smell of moon dust ("like spent gunpowder" according to the Apollo 17 commander Gene Cernan) as recreated by NASA chemists.
As recreated for television, with Mr. Nunn's co-director, Chris Hunt, the play begins in black and white, and gradually shifts into muted colors.
Countrywide's local counsel described the letters to the court as "recreated," raising concern from the federal bankruptcy judge overseeing the case, Thomas P. Agresti.
You might describe his playing as recreating the events that his mother is conjuring.
In the circumstances, BT can't be surprised that it is regarded in some quarters as recreating a hideous monopoly.
The Formbys saw their mission as recreating the purity of that early ideal, which had been lost over the years.
"I think there's a larger story that we are selling," he said, presenting Etsy's goal as recreating the marketplaces of old.
The movie's first 46 minutes are the story told one way: think of it as recreating the joyfully hedonistic section of Boogie Nights before William H Macy shoots himself.
