The phrase "a potential restructuring of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing possible changes or reorganizations within an organization, system, or process.
Example: "The board is considering a potential restructuring of the company's management team to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a possible reorganization of the" or "a prospective overhaul of the".
The bank said: We expect that the earnings downgrade cycle for Glaxo is approaching its conclusion heading into the 2012 results on 6 February and a potential restructuring of the struggling European business.
The union was also angered by G.M.'s decision not to produce the next-generation Cruze compact in South Korea, which prompted fears about a potential restructuring of the unit.
As the Communication Workers Union prepares to announce on Thursday the results of a national strike ballot over pay, conditions and a potential restructuring of the business, Royal Mail has drawn up contingency plans that include drafting in up to 7,000 managers.
However, markets' speculations for a potential restructuring of the Greek debt remain, as well as the fears of an imminent bankruptcy of the Euro zone's economy with Greece having the higher odds.
Next, I find evidence for the idea that the introduction of humanitarian technologies translates into a shift of power to local staff members and a potential restructuring of local political relations.
Mr. Mnuchin and Mr. Donovan will tackle not only changes to the corporate and individual tax codes but also the potential restructuring of the government-sponsored mortgage guarantors Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
In a sign of potential restructuring of its famine-stricken communist economy, North Korea has asked the World Bank to teach it how to run a market economy, a bank official said today.
That is because a difficult salary-cap situation could require the franchise to make some hard choices, leading to the potential restructuring of dozens of player contracts and the possible release of several high-priced veterans.
People close to AT&T have said that the chairman, C. Michael Armstrong, wants to make a decision on any potential restructuring by the end of this fall.
They have recommended a fundamental restructuring of the railways.
No solutions require a wholesale restructuring of the regulatory system.
