The phrase "a restating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of expressing something again in different words, often for clarity or emphasis.
Example: "In summary, a restating of the main points can help ensure everyone understands the key concepts."
Alternatives: "a rephrasing" or "a reiteration".
One of the few bright spots of last year's campaign was the US Open Cup win – in fact this Saturday's game will be a restating of the final in which DC stunned RSL last fall, largely thanks to Hamid's performance.
The Bledisloe Cup victory over the All Blacks in Sydney before departing for the World Cup was a restating of Australian values as Cheika sees it and a clear indication that, 12 months into the job, his team is beginning to function according to his design.
3. Experience: Review for merely a restating of the job description, but hope for a collection of results achieved.
It seems to me to be a restating of an ancient bias -- one that favored older, wealthier men.
For example, if I wrote "My sister, Diane, will attend," you know that "Diane" is a just a restating of "my sister". The implication is that I have just one sister.
Revenue rose 3.4percentto to $9.4 billion, from a restated $9.1 billion a year ago.
Reuters Group P.L.C., the world's largest financial information provider, said yesterday that its pretax profits slipped by 3percentt in the first half of 1998, to $294 million $482 millionon), from a restated $303 millionn a year earlier.
The company, the maker of Lucky Strike and Dunhill, said income before one-time items fell 23percentto to £191 million ($274 million), compared with a restated £247 million a year earlier.
The bank, Britain's fourth largest, increased its reserve for bad debt to £323 million ($461 million), compared with a restated £265 million ($379 million) a year ago.
Net income at the Dublin-based Ryanair fell 21percentto to 36.8 million euros ($44.2 million) in the three months ended Dec. 31, from a restated 46.7 million euros a year earlier.
Subsection (a) restates the source provisions to eliminate unnecessary words and for consistency.
