'redone' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to something which has been done again or done differently from before. Example sentence: The kitchen cabinets had to be redone after we decided to change the color.
The road linking the capital, Lusaka, to the Copperbelt region, which has some of the worst potholes, is yet to be redone.
It has redone its sums, relying more on data from annual surveys and less on dubious rules of thumb.
Piers and pilings all need to be redone.
Though better than the heap of rubble that it replaced, the tomb was redone on the cheap: several marble tiles have already fallen off.
By 2007, when the sums were redone, the cost of getting ready had been bumped up to £9.3 billion.
He was a brilliant, scary teacher to a classroom of aspiring hacks, not lazily rewriting their pathetic stories but throwing them back to be redone, with advice that burns to this day.
The ski jump has been redone many times, and the cost has risen sevenfold.
Progress was hampered by periodic funding shortfalls, design issues (the likeness of Jefferson, originally on Washington's right side, had to be redone on the other side), and the death of Borglum in March 1941, several months before the sculpture was finished.
The abbey buildings, redone in the 17th century, now house municipal offices.
Ninety-four years later its inner face was redone by Bernini for the grand entrance of Queen Christina, who had abandoned the Protestant throne of Sweden for the hospitality of Catholic Rome.
Game modes such as MyCareer and MyGM are redone and improved, while the online features are great.
