The phrase "a modernisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of updating or improving something to make it more current or relevant.
Example: "The company announced a modernisation of its outdated software systems to enhance efficiency."
Alternatives: "an update of" or "a revamp of".
His campaign website vows a "modernisation of the democratic state" to reform government and combat poverty and social inequality.
Light rail is a modernisation of old tram systems and a popular tool in urban development strategies throughout many European cities.
A modernisation of the Ottoman Empire was promised by the 1908 revolutionary movement of Young Turks, and Turkish Armenians hoped for equality.
The loss-making chain desperately needs to cut costs so it can fund a modernisation of its increasingly tired-looking shops.
If you're desperately lacking that festive feel, turn to Carol Anne Duffy's book-length poem, Another Night Before Christmas, a modernisation of the Victorian classic.
Christine Lagarde, his finance minister, has pushed through a "modernisation of the economy" law, which cuts red tape for entrepreneurs and injects a blast of competition into the retail sector.
It is, of course, a necessary modernisation of a rapidly urbanising country.
We are fully committed to working with the co-legislators in order to achieve a balanced and positive outcome enabling a true modernisation of the copyright legislation that Europe needs.
Paul Thandi, chief executive officer of the group, said the investment represented a "significant modernisation of the site to create an exciting and iconic contemporary venue".
In 1998 Sam Mendes moved me on to think about a free modernisation of Reigen AKA La Ronde, which eventually emerged as a big Broadway scandal called The Blue Room.
The franchise has ambitious new owners who have launched a sweeping modernisation of venerable but creaking Wrigley.
