The phrase "remodeled from" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that something has been renovated or changed from its original state. Example: "The old house was remodeled from a farmhouse into a modern, open-concept home."
Remodeled from an existing building by Antoni Gaud in 1905, it displays many of the fantastical elements characteristic of his work.
Now an existing building, Dorset House in Palm Beach, has been gutted, renamed Il Lugano and remodeled from 65 apartments to 19 ultraluxury units, ranging up to 6,000 square feet, carrying price tags of $1,000 per square foot.
To that end, Housatonic Community College moved downtown from the outskirts in 1997; the Ballpark at Harbor Yard, home of the Bridgeport Bluefish baseball team, opened in 1998; and the Polka Dot Playhouse was relocated in 1999 from a forlorn location at Seaside Park to a handsome theater remodeled from a bank building on State Street.
Processes of astrocytes remodeled from hypertrophic star-like to tadpole-like shape and oriented parallel to the ischemic regions after cell treatment.
For the same reason, necessary readjustments to new or changed requirements (e.g., when a room is remodeled from office to bedroom) are foregone almost as a rule once the system has been installed.
In addition, alterations in the architecture of the superior temporal gyrus and hippocampus have been implicated in this illness, suggesting that synapses in these regions may be remodeled from a lifetime of severe mental illness and antipsychotic treatment.
Remodelled from the old art school, its three buildings and 99 rooms sit round a covered atrium containing the mineral pool.
Most Alexa of all is the Templar coat, £99, remodelled from a classic M&S girl's coat: princess cut, double rows of shiny buttons, overstitched velvet collar.
Recently remodelled from the fire station, it was a place where self-published poets found a platform, and sour white wine was dispensed from boxes; on Saturday mornings there were classes in self-assertion, yoga and picture framing.
The site will require extensive remodeling from its current use as a men's clothing store and will not be ready until the late spring or early summer of next year, in time for the warm-weather selling season, Mr. Falk said.
The case against Mr. Stevens centered on accusations that he lied on his disclosure forms by failing to report a gift of home remodeling from an oil-field services company.
