"finished restoration" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the completion of a process of repairing or renovating something. Here's an example: "After months of hard work, the historic building's finished restoration was finally revealed to the public, showcasing its original beauty and charm."
Up to £10m is being sought from the Heritage Lottery Fund and the government to finish restoration work on the Cotswold Canal through Stroud.
From start to finish, restoration procedures typically last less than three hours total, probably with a break between steps.
With eight of the nine sections now finished, the restoration of the Colosseum arches is on track to be finished in March.
A senior MP said: "They really need to get the Northern Estate finished before restoration and renewal because it's a big part of the jigsaw.
His work was incorporated in the rebirth of Bryant Park in Manhattan; the University of Washington campuses in Seattle and Tacoma; and the recently finished Pottstown Square restoration, which spruced up the main street for the 200th anniversary of Pottstown, Pa.
IndieCollect finished its restoration this fall, and "The War at Home" was promptly picked up for the New York Film Festival, where it opens this week and where the festival director, Kent Jones, refers to it as "one of the great works of American documentary moviemaking". It opens at the Metrograph on Friday.
The conservancy approached the county last year after it finished a restoration project on the wetlands.
The Huntington Beach Wetlands Conservancy approached the county in 2010 after it finished a restoration project, which removed a levee that had previously stopped storm water from draining into the wetlands.
Now that Rodrigues, Houlihan and the others have finished their restoration work, school kids and ordinary people like me can climb inside the Huey, sit in the cockpit and feel the tight space, the glass separating you from the sky, trees and gunfire.
