The phrase "a proposal to restructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting changes or improvements to an organization, system, or process.
Example: "The board has submitted a proposal to restructure the company's management hierarchy to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a plan to reorganize" or "a suggestion for restructuring".
Argentina's biggest creditor group threatened to block a government proposal to restructure about $100 billion of defaulted debt, saying a rebounding economy is giving the government enough revenue to improve its offer.
A British proposal to restructure separate operations in Bosnia, Kosovo and Macedonia into a unified command whose forces could share overlapping missions in the three zones could free greater numbers of troops from Balkan peacekeeping.
Instead of just cutting the tax rate consistently across all income levels, the mayor agreed to a Council proposal to restructure the tax system.
Their victory increases the chances that a landmark proposal to restructure Canada's C$32 billion ($32 billion) non-bank ABCP market will be adopted this month.
This week, judges may get an important ally, as the 77,000-member State Bar Association is to consider a sweeping proposal to restructure the commission that could make the prosecution of judges more difficult.
The Turkish Parliament on Tuesday ratified a controversial government proposal to restructure one of the highest courts in the country, despite strong opposition from critics who fear that the plan will increase political influence on the judiciary.
Mr. Patrick has said the price controls are needed as a bridge until the legislature can act on his administration's proposal to restructure the way doctors and hospitals are paid.
Some technical measures in Wert's proposal — to restructure the school day and reconfigure pre-professional programs — were meant to wring more out of the current system.
