The phrase "a redesign of its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or improvements made to a product, service, or system that belong to a specific entity.
Example: "The company announced a redesign of its website to enhance user experience and accessibility."
Alternatives: "a revamp of its" or "an overhaul of its".
So when General Motors contemplated a redesign of its big banana, it didn't forget that the Suburban was finally living up to its name.
Today it launched a redesign of its site, which gives DIY broadcasters the ability to add text and graphic overlays to their videos and better metrics on how many people are watching their videos.
At the Frankfurt show, it will present a redesign of its Peugeot 308, which competes with cars like the Volkswagen Golf.
To celebrate, Google's social network didn't just dress up Mr. Jingles, but it also launched a redesign of its Google+ plugins for websites, including its Follow, +1 and share buttons, as well as its badges for pages and profiles.
Mr. Bodkin, The Times's chief creative officer, is leading a redesign of its Web site, in part to make it easier to navigate.
Today, Facebook is launching a redesign of its Help Center, with the goal of making it easier for Facebook users to find the information they need and get answers to their questions about the social network's product and policies.
The company is also expected to introduce new Mac notebooks and a redesign of iOS, its software operating system for iPhones and iPads, at the four-day developers conference.
The controversy coincides with a redesign of Forbes under its new editorial overseer, Lewis D'Vorkin.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc is rolling out a major redesign of its familiar website as it prepares to offer a new $250 tablet device to rival Apple Inc's iPad.
Alexander Rower, a grandson of Mr. Calder, lives on Gramercy Park, as does Samuel G. White, whose great-grandfather was Stanford White, and who has taken on an advisory role in a major redesign of its landscaping.
In less than a week, Apple will launch a radical redesign of its core software, iOS 7. The new software looks crisper and feels livelier, thanks to its extensive use of bright colors and wooshy animations.
