The phrase "a process of reorganisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or restructuring within an organization or system.
Example: "The company is undergoing a process of reorganisation to improve efficiency and adapt to market changes."
Alternatives: "a restructuring process" or "an organizational overhaul".
As a result, these industries are in a process of rapid reorganisation, which tends to bring them to the attention of the competition authorities.The cartel office's case-load is unlikely to ease up.
"He viewed his mission as sacred, and those who disagreed with it as sinful enemies," says Federico Finchelstein, an Argentine historian at the New School university.In what Videla called a "process of national reorganisation", Argentines deemed threatening were kidnapped, imprisoned, tortured and killed.
Consequently, diabetes services are undergoing a major process of reorganisation, including the devolvement of routine diabetes care/diabetic review from secondary to primary healthcare settings.
There has been considerable progress in reforming oesophago-gastric cancer services but the process of reorganisation is still incomplete and regional differences in service provision exist that may lead to variation in patient outcomes.
Icap said it had started a process of winding down its Luxembourg financing companies last month as part of a wider reorganisation.
Raúl Alfonsín Foulkes, who has died aged 82 of lung cancer, became president of Argentina in 1983 amid the wreckage of the military regime's so-called "process of national reorganisation".
Local health boards are in the process of finalising reorganisation plans, many of which have sparked protests by opponents.
Local health boards (LHBs) across Wales are going through the process of finalising reorganisation plans, many of which have led to opposition and demonstrations.
It is unclear what would happen if a health board rejected the plan put forward by the SWP, but if that happens, BBC Wales understands the whole process of NHS reorganisation in south Wales could be jeopardised.
They are indispensable for clarifying the plastic brain processes of the reorganisation of language in the human brain, especially for separating them from restitution processes.
