Activated but now need to do a clean install

I activated Server 2012 OEM yesterday on a new server and now find that I have delete the raid 5 and start over again.
Will i be able to activate it again after reinstall?

Yes, you should be ok. 
Please refer to the following document, look at OEM activiation:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh831612.aspx
Thanks, MikeV MCSE 2012

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