The phrase "a lot of restructuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant changes or reorganizations within a company, project, or system.
Example: "The company announced that there would be a lot of restructuring in the coming months to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "significant reorganization" or "extensive restructuring".
That's because it needs a lot of restructuring.
There was a lot of restructuring going on at my firm and my employer was incredibly supportive of my request to leave.
A lot of restructuring that people are talking about has already occurred, says Pascal Petit, an economist at another research center in Paris, the Centre d'Etudes Prospective d'Economie Mathematique.
It will also require a lot of restructuring and selling to convince corporate America.
Although Mr Tsuga has done a lot of restructuring and redirection at Panasonic, say executives in the industry, he has not yet found a reliable path towards growth.
"The bank has a lot of restructuring to do and as interim C.E.O. with a chairman on his way out there's little you can actually do," said Florian Esterer, a fund manager at Swisscanto Asset Management.
If we have 54 million in car sales worldwide estimated for 2009, and 55 million next year, and 56 or 57 million the year after that, you are going to see a lot of rationalization, restructuring and consolidation, not only for car manufacturers but also for suppliers.
Thomas Davis adjusts contract to stay with the Carolina Panthers While there have been a lot of deals restructured in the NFL in recent weeks, Thomas Davis decision is one that stood out yesterday.
A lot of corporate restructuring has been undertaken since the 1997-98 financrisisrisis.
"You have someone who is arguably the most successful national labor leader who has a done a lot of internal restructuring that has worked by and large," he said.
A lot of the restructuring you can do with the people you want to.
