The phrase "a reshuffle of its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or reorganizations within an organization, group, or system.
Example: "The company announced a reshuffle of its management team to improve efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "a reorganization of its" or "a restructuring of its".
It comes after a reshuffle of its other channels, including dropping one of its two Sky Arts channels and axing originated UK shows from Sky Living.
On Monday, Greece announced a reshuffle of its negotiating team, which was widely seen as a sidelining of Varoufakis.
Pendle Borough Council is carrying out a reshuffle of its senior staff in order to save £84,000 a year.
Pendle Borough Council members voted in favour of a reshuffle of its senior staff, which will save £84,000 a year.
Linda Hoglund joined Singapore-based Grab from video streaming company HOOQ in May, where she had also been CFO, but four-year-old Grab announced her departure internally as part of a reshuffle of its financial management team.
In its April 25 earnings report for the business year to March 31, Fujitsu said it incurred a group net loss for the second straight year and announced a reshuffle of its leadership, including the replacement of its president.
A reshuffling of its European paintings and modern-art departments sounds eye-glazingly irrelevant.
Ed Miliband has begun a reshuffle of his frontbench.
He returned to Downing Street, where he resumed work on a reshuffle of his junior ministers.
Wales Firstt Minister Carwyn Jones has appointed a new health minister in a reshuffle of his Labour cabinet.
Simultaneously, the authority announced a reshuffle of responsibility among its senior personnel so that the duties of Adam Brickell, the recently departed integrity director, are absorbed by his former colleagues.
