The phrase "a reclassification" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of changing the classification or categorization of something, often in a formal or official context.
Example: "The committee decided on a reclassification of the species to better reflect its current status."
Alternatives: "a reassignment" or "a recategorization".
He said, "This is a cover-up of a reclassification effort, if you can imagine such a thing".
Marc J. Shapiro, Chase's vice chairman, added that "you have to look at the broader context of structured finance," where there is often "a reclassification context".
Shannon Liss-Riordan, attorneyney for the drivers, acknowledged that the settlement does not achieve a reclassification of drivers as employees, but said the benefits are still significant.
[C8.] Shell Planning to Release Report Royal Dutch/Shell is reportedly planning to release the main conclusions of an investigation into a reclassification of its oil reserves.
A reclassification of the medical center from an academic hospital to a quasi-private one could increase its reimbursement rates and result in additional revenue of about $15 million a year, county officials have said.
"This is Mike Baird at his tricky best, pretending to support a national ban on this dangerous weapon and then agreeing to a reclassification which would pave the way for its importation," he said.
So it put through a reclassification that allowed its Class B shares to elect 80percentt of the board members, while Class A shares -- the ones in public hands -- could elect only 20percentt of the board.
Some members of the Conservative party advocate a more conservative interpretation of the commission's guidance, while the rightwing thinktank Civitas has called for a reclassification of charities according to their levels of campaigning.
Mr Hodges says he knows of no reason for the outperformance of the shares, and attributes the gain to a reclassification of On-Line as an 'Internet stock', rather than a 'multi-media play'.
Years before the publication of the paper by Tschopp and colleagues, some paleontologists argued that the differences between A. ajax and A. excelsus were great enough to force a reclassification of the latter species.
A not-for-dividend organisation with no shareholders, NR effectively moved into the public sector in a reclassification of its status last September when its net debt of more than £30bn came on to the government's books.
