"reconstruct from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of creating a structure, document, idea, or anything else based on existing components. For example: "We attempted to reconstruct the essay from the notes he had taken in class."
Furthermore, the ability to optically section throughout an entire vascular bundle and reconstruct from a series of z-axis images enables the three-dimensional reconstruction of wall ingrowth deposition to analyse the highly polarised nature of this process in TCs.
It's not somethng you'd want to reconstruct from scratch, is it?
Various techniques are already in place to buffer video, handle missing pieces and reconstruct from errors.
Their aim was to reconstruct, "from as many points of view as possible, a decade still shadowed by misconceptions and stereotypes," writes Mr. Dreishpoon, whose childhood decade it was, in his preface to the show's catalog.
For Prairie, the flight turns into a quest for her lost mother, Frenesi, whose image she has to reconstruct from the fragments other people's memories, scraps of film she finds along the way.
As the Knicks improved to 12-19 with Monday's game against Orlando remaining on the road trip, they showed the kind of team effort that gives Thomas hope he can continue to reconstruct from within.
Reconstructed from 1979 to 1981, the room comes from an old house in Damascus.
Reconstructed from scattered fragments, these Liao garments are also miracles of modern conservation.
Jason Kendall, the Pirates catcher, his ankle reconstructed from the ghastly injury last summer, is back.
It must now be reconstructed from scratch, with new judges independent of the National Transitional Council.
The new version of Hellbound Train was painstakingly reconstructed from 35 fragmentary rolls of 35mm film.
