The phrase "a period of reorganization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or restructuring within an organization, company, or group.
Example: "The company is currently undergoing a period of reorganization to improve efficiency and adapt to market changes."
Alternatives: "a phase of restructuring" or "a time of reorganization."
Metamorphosis, although a period of major reorganization, is not so dramatic as that in frogs.
The reinstatement of night airmail service in 1945 marked the beginning of a period of rapid reorganization for the postwar French postal service.
Qualitative analysis of workshop and interview data highlighted the complexity involved in achieving multi-objective societal outcomes across privately owned, working landscapes especially as the Corn Belt region enters a period of rapid reorganization driven by the demand for bioenergy crops.
This suggests that strain Angola experienced a period of intense reorganization after the separation from Y. pseudotubercolosis and independently from other Y. pestis strains, in agreement with the high degree of intrachromosomal rearrangements detected in a dedicated comparative analysis [ 39].
The latter view suggests that map expansion and contraction is a period of intense cortical reorganization.
Parental separation triggers a period of family relationship reorganization and the renegotiation of the family's boundaries [ 62].
This was a period of rapid growth and spatial reorganization in industrial research activity.
Subsequently, as VPF/VEGF164 expression declined, glomeruloid bodies devolved throughout a period of weeks by apoptosis and reorganization into normal-appearing microvessels.
(3) Period of reorganization of metabolism and structure of potato tissues (usually from 48 to 96 h), which includes considerable changes in cell ultrastructure, an increase in the amounts of enzymes and protective substances, and a decrease in sterol content.
