The phrase "a further restructuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional changes or reorganizations within a company, project, or system.
Example: "After evaluating the current performance, the management decided that a further restructuring was necessary to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "an additional reorganization" or "a subsequent restructuring".
While Rusbridger is clear on his vision, he recognises that a further restructuring of the editorial departments needs to happen for this to become a reality.
"We will also look at a further restructuring of our commissioning teams to again reduce layers of management and overlap and offer our independent suppliers that same direct route into our senior creative decision-makers".
But a German finance ministry spokesman, echoing similar statements by Schäuble, denied that a further restructuring of Greece's staggering debt – this time by public creditors – was also on the cards.
But last week the German chancellor Angela Merkel is believed to have also made clear in talks with Lagarde that a further restructuring involving the official sector – for that is what it would take – cannot be countenanced until German elections next September.
Acknowledging that selling high volumes of computer connector cards through distributors may not fit with his networking business, Benhamou left the door open to a further restructuring of 3Com.
The Army Chief of Staff, General Edward C. "Shy" Meyer, called for a further restructuring of special operations capabilities, eventually helping to create the U.S. Delta Force.
Aditya Mittal, the company's chief financial officer and Mr. Mittal's son, said ArcelorMittal did not "expect any further restructuring in Europe".
"Time after time we've been given assurances that Tata have to plans to cut back on investment in the UK again in any further restructure or closure of plants".
But Toraasen says it has already disposed of one big division and is a candidate for significant further restructuring.
The fact that a majority of firms undertaking operational restructuring efforts require further restructuring indicates a potential bias toward unprofitable firms' continuation (Acharya et al. 2007; Hotchkiss 1995; Routledge and Gadenne 2000).
Nicolas Schwartzmann, of Exane BNP Paribas, a French broker, estimates that further restructuring could lift Generali's normalised earnings by 14% compared with 4% at AXA, which has done most of the hard work.Generali has come a long way over the past three years.
