The phrase "a rework of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a revised or modified version of something, such as a document, project, or piece of art.
Example: "The final presentation is a rework of the original proposal, incorporating feedback from the team."
Alternatives: "a revision of" or "a remake of".
This track, a rework of their 1995 collaboration Runnin' (From tha Police), adds a pitch-shifted Edgar Winter melody to a primal narrative of gang life.
It was one thing to wear the famous Gaultier whirlpool stitched cone-bra on the Blonde Ambition tour in 1990; now the best we can expect is a rework of last century Eurotrash.
But it's no surprise that the best track here - a rework of the White Stripes' Fell in Love with a Girl, produced by The Roots Ahmir Thompsonn - is also the freshest and most deliciously inauthentic.
On "Guap," a rework of a song by the Australian outfit Mall Grab, Yaeji flips her skittish stance, singing dryly about wearing all black, driving German cars, and drinking Grey Goose, topics that play well deep into the morning at a lavish hotel-rooftop night club with a hot tub.
"His style in negotiating got a rework of the biggest trade agreement in the world in 12 months, when we are used to seeing these things go on for seven years," said Flavio Volpe, president of the Automotive Parts Manufacturer's Association in Canada, a group that represents manufacturers.
Trudeau said he was prepared to travel to Washington this week to try to finalize a rework of the North American Free Trade Agreement, but Pence, in the phone call, said a meeting would occur only if the "sunset" provision was agreed to in advance.
A reworking of the nativity story, the voices include those of Michael Gambon and Juliet Stevenson.
His last major publication, Thought and Reality, in 2006, was a reworking of his Gifford Lectures.
"Artemis" is a reworking of an older ballet, created in 2003 for Julie Kent and Marcelo Gomes, of American Ballet Theatre.
