"reconstruct information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when wanting to describe a process of collecting data in order to rebuild something. For example, "The researchers used artificial intelligence to help reconstruct information about the ancient city."
"If I start crying...," Poulin said as she explained the task to reconstruct information that is crucial to her firm's operation.
In this work we reconstruct information about the structure, the materials used, and the moments of inertia of the two LAGEOS satellites.
Assign the sample a number correspopnding to your field notes so that you can reconstruct information about the sample at a later date.
Indeed, humans reconstruct information from multiple parts of the brain in ways that are shaped by our current beliefs and biases, all of which change over time.
Extracting scientific data from historical documents "is very difficult, painstaking work," says Claire Parkinson, a climatologist at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, who has used the journals of the 18th century explorer Captain Cook to reconstruct information about the sea ice of old.
Noah Berlatsky, AM'94, argues that even the most unflinching portrayals of combat treat "the horror of war as the font from which good flows". Rather than distracting him, idle drawing helps philosopher Jesse Prinz, PhD'97, focus his attention and later reconstruct information he receives.
Using the reconstructed information, a robust IGC law is then synthesized following a backstepping-like way.
In view of the reconstructed information supplied by the designed observer, a second-order sliding mode controller is developed to accomplish attitude maneuvers with great robustness and precise tracking accuracy.
Then, with the reconstructed information, a finite-time controller is synthesized even under actuator input saturation and misalignment, and the closed-loop system/state is proved to be finite-time stable and converges to the specified time-varying sliding mode surface.
This work provides a methodology for reconstructing information from the TRANSPATH database into the CSML format, one based upon the HFPNe modeling rules.
If you burned those two identically-sized books instead, the patterns of ink on the paper, the variations in molecular structures, and other minute differences all contain information that could allow you to reconstruct the information within them.
