"a rescheduling" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "We need to discuss a rescheduling of the meeting."
The government, obviously reluctant, has so far conceded only to a rescheduling to February 2018.
The day went so well that Mr. Schur began considering a rescheduling of the episode.
A rescheduling would reduce the net present value of the debt held by Greek banks, which might lead to impairments.
Successful negotiations secured a rescheduling of Indonesia's foreign debts and attracted aid through a group of donor countries.
The Asia Pulp and Paper Company, which is negotiating with creditors over $6.4 billion in debt, said as many as one-third had signed a rescheduling agreement.
We also support the drawing up of a rescheduling procedure within the eurozone for nations no longer able to service their debts.
A rescheduled opening date of January 2015 was also missed.
Again, Dow did not appear for a rescheduled hearing last March.
The day game was a rescheduled rainout that drew 8,875 fans, a season low, to Yankee Stadium.
The delay was due to confusion about the timing of a rescheduled hearing.
Sunday evening at 7 30 is a rescheduled performance of music by Messiaen, Beethoven and others.
