The phrase "a regroupment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of reorganizing or restructuring a group or organization.
Example: "The company announced a regroupment of its departments to improve efficiency and communication."
Alternatives: "a reorganization" or "a restructuring".
They said the army had killed the people near the town of Ruyigi because they had refused to move into a temporary "regroupment" camp as the Tutsi-dominated army searched for ethnic Hutu rebels.
For the Khmer Rouge, who still lacked assistance from the North Vietnamese, it was a period of regroupment, organization, and training.
But the leaders of Burundi's military government prefer to call the strikingly bleak places pictured in these pages "regroupment" camps, a phrase that makes them sound almost sensible.
Freedom of movement between the two areas was to be permitted for a period of 300 days, thereby facilitating the regroupment of Communist forces in the north and non-Communist forces in the south.
Under pressure from Beijing and Moscow, the Vietminh agreed to a cease-fire and to the division of the country into two regroupment zones at the 17th parallel.
Government officials said today that they were completing the shutdown of one of 11 so-called regroupment camps that had been set up around Bujumbura, the capital, a move demanded by the international aid groups and the United Nations.
The agreements, however, did provide for two "regroupment zones" in provinces adjacent to what was then North Vietnam to allow the Pathet Lao forces to assemble.
(Agence France-Presse) BURUNDI: CAMPS SHUT Authorities have finished dismantling 30 "regroupment camps" into which 350,000 civilians were moved last year, according to the governor of Bujumbura Rural Province.
The war has sharply escalated in recent months, and the Burundi government has herded 300,000 people, mostly poor Hutu farmers, into "regroupment camps" in the hills surrounding the capital, Bujumbura.
At least 70,000 of the 600,000 ethnic Vietnamese are crammed into refugee camps which the Government calls regroupment camps in and around Pnom penh, hoping for repatriation to South Vietnam.
