The phrase "a restocking of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of replenishing or refilling stock or inventory.
Example: "The store announced a restocking of popular items to meet customer demand."
Alternatives: "a replenishment of" or "an inventory refill of".
It has joined the global consensus that the recovery, based primarily on a restocking of depleted inventories and an easing of financial strains, is still fragile.
Recent data has highlighted a slight uptick in economic activity in Europe, a trend economists attributed to government stimulus programs and a restocking of inventories that were depleted during the recession's darkest months in late 2008 and early 2009.
A restocking of inventories has helped drive the economy's recovery, but analysts say slowing demand has probably left businesses with ample stocks and they expect the lift from inventories to fade in the second half of the year.
But there are concerns that the stabilization is on the back of a restocking of depleted inventories, rather than a demand rebound.
Column B shows the quick comeback from the 2008/9 crisis, with rising oil prices, revived foreign borrowing, and a restocking of central bank foreign exchange reserves.
A restocking of inventories by American businesses drove a large portion of the fourth-quarter increase, contributing 3.4% compared with just 0.7% in the third quarter when growth was a far calmer 2.2%.
Plus more teacher shortages in Auckland, and a restock of anti-cancer vaccines.
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Most set a 30-day limit for the return of hardware and software, and consumers can be charged a restocking fee of about 15percentt unless the product was damaged.
We would also be charged a restocking fee of 15percentt.
Here is another hazard: many retailers charge a restocking fee of as much as 30percentt.
