The word "recondition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the action of restoring something to a usable state after it has become worn or damaged. An example sentence is: "We had to recondition the car engine after it started to show signs of wear."
Cook, at least, is convinced that coach Andy Flower is the right man to recondition this England team.
In 1922 the Gibbs brothers won a contract to recondition the "Leviathan," for which they organized their own firm.
In reality, exercise scientists recommend drinking water and eating or drinking 20 grams of protein, since studies suggest that it helps recondition and build muscles.
Some of the most challenging black pistes (colour-coded to denote difficulty, with black being the hardest to ski) are now so steep, that snow-cat vehicles which crawl up the slopes every night to flatten and recondition the snow have to be fastened from a winch to ensure they don't slither down the mountain.
Volunteers will package them and Yodel will deliver them to a warehouse in London, where a team of specialists will clean and recondition them and make them playable".
Those who hold that neuroses are the result of learned responses may recondition a patient through a process known as desensitization: someone afraid of heights, for example, would be gradually exposed to progressively greater heights over several weeks.
We could also fulfil our need to reinvent ourselves, and not look scruffy, by making our own new clothes from reconditioned fabrics.
These iconic cars are valuable to the country, as important to tourism as the cable cars of San Francisco or the gondolas of Venice.With the assistance of enthusiasts in America preparations are under way for reconditioning Cuba's ageing fleet so it runs cleanly and efficiently.
They celebrate India's reconditioned body".India Unbound" is by an unabashed pro, an ex-boss of the Indian part of Procter & Gamble who has moved into business consultancy and writing (he has done a novel and three plays).
Sequa, accused of improperly reconditioning aviation parts, encouraged the government's investigation into its complex technology, going so far as to foot the bill.
The funnel for grain from the centre-west widened a bit earlier this year when Brasil Ferrovias, an ailing railway company, had its finances reconditioned, clearing the way for the expansion of Ferronorte, a line running from Mato Grosso to the port of Santos in São Paulo state.
