The phrase "a recasting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of presenting something in a different form or style, often to reinterpret or adapt it.
Example: "The film is a recasting of the classic novel, bringing a modern perspective to the story."
Alternatives: "a reinterpretation of" or "a reworking of".
According to Mr Ibish, this was simply a recasting of the anti-semitic Jewish banker stereotype.
"Birds of Prey," a recasting of "Batman" with three superheroines, was canceled by WB last month.
With Jack Maggs, a recasting of Dickens's Great Expectations, the original was himself already fictional.
"There's going to be a recasting of the industry, and it's now stretched offshore," Mr. Tilton said.
Still, the change implicit in the new year can be a mental leap forward, a recasting of the imagination.
It's a recasting of the author's 2002 adult novel, "Rikers," which drew on real people and situations Volponi observed during six years teaching teenagers in jail.
My understanding is that when you do a recast of your mortgage, the lender simply takes the existing balance and adjusts it to the current amortization schedule.
The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, under its artistic director Zdenek Macal, blends Tchaikovsky's music into a recast of its annual "Amadeus" Mozart series with "Midsummer Nights Festival".
Jeff Frantz and Stefanie Loh of The Patriot-News have offered a recast of Paterno's obituary and Rick Reilly of ESPN.com heaps some blame on himself for being a part of the machinery that lionized Paterno for so long.
But in the spirit of cynicism, we'd like to know who you'd like to see singing in a supergroup line-up to prevent it from becoming just a recast of the BBC's God Only Knows advert.
Pāli represents essentially a western Middle Indo-Aryan dialect, though there are sufficient easternisms in the canon to have led some scholars to the plausible view that the canon as it exists today is a recast of an original in an eastern dialect.
