"newly repaired" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that has recently been fixed or restored. Example: The bridge was newly repaired after several months of construction work, allowing for a smooth flow of traffic once again.
Although newly repaired, they show signs of use.
Bethlehem's newly repaired old city looks now like snipers' ally.
Early this week, he and Ms. Buxbaum returned to their newly repaired Upper West Side home.
See articleThe Large Hadron Collider, Europe's newly repaired particle accelerator, officially overtook America's Tevatron as the world's most powerful.
Nine newly repaired locomotives left stations in Washington and Boston, while work continued on nine others that serve Amtrak's Northeast corridor.
On the beach in Gaza City, fishermen were launching a newly repaired boat this afternoon but complaining that they did not see the point.
Homing was confirmed by the incorporation of injected GFP-labeled MSCs within the repaired newly formed cartilage.
We hypothesize that the newly formed or repaired muscle fibres are similar to those in the pre-necrotic phase, but are more able to adapt to dystrophin-deficiency through remodelling of muscle structure and fibre composition.
A couple of miles away, a 200-year-old gilded frame is being repaired with newly cast ornamentation, while a woodworker using 18th century tools steadily guides his chisel into a thick chunk of maple.
Mission managers said that they ruled against the delay because there was no evidence that the condition might worsen and that any damage could be detected in the on-orbit inspection that is now part of every flight and could be repaired with newly developed techniques and materials.
The muscle defects were partially repaired with newly regenerating muscle cells, but also filled with adipose and fibrous scar tissue in both RARγ-treated and control groups.
