"reestablished to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something has been restored to a certain condition, state, or form. Example sentence: The damaged bridge was reestablished to its original state after the repairs were finished.
It was not until 1766 that an official post was reestablished to serve a new ruling power.
Greenwich Street, a north-south axis eliminated by the old twin towers superblock, may have been reestablished to connect the site with Tribeca to the north.
The local prosecutors office has now appealed to the Russian court to have the man's identity documents reestablished to allow him to seek state support, prosecutor Roman Fomin told Russia Today.
To the American colonies, the Quebec Act was menacing it reestablished to the north and west an area despotically ruled, predominantly French and Roman Catholic, with an alien form of land tenure.
As for the authors' skepticism over the ability of the affected areas to return to normal on such a short timetable, electricity and phone service have been reestablished to 100percentt of the affected homes, hotels and businesses in just over two weeks following the storm.
Convection redeveloped around the low and outflow was reestablished to the south.
Thus, it is likely that a period off treatment can allow a tumor to reestablish sensitivity to VEGFR TKI therapy, but precise dosing schedules at present remain speculative.
Thus, HDAC inhibition appears to reestablish sensitivity to anti-estrogens in a subset of resistant tumors.
As these conditions are highly present in the patient population, further research may be of relevance to reestablish susceptibility to modified reperfusion strategies.
The NF-κB inhibitor SN-50 reestablished sensitivity to docetaxel in docetaxel-resistant MCF-7 cells.
Mr. Fuerstenau will work to reestablish the connection to the larger religious community.
