The phrase "a series of restructuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple changes or reorganizations within a company or organization.
Example: "The company underwent a series of restructuring to improve efficiency and adapt to market changes."
Alternatives: "a sequence of reorganizations" or "a number of adjustments".
The apparel maker Warnaco Group yesterday reported a second-quarter net loss of $62.4 million after a one-time charge for a series of restructuring moves including work force cuts.
In conjunction with the deal, we are conducting a series of restructuring initiatives, including a significant reduction in our workforce.
In a bid to find that "right cost", HTC implemented a series of restructuring initiatives in the latter part of 2015, which included laying off 15percentt of staff, and some costs related to that are still being felt.
By contrast, G.M. spent $18.4 billion on hourly employee costs in 2003, before it began a series of restructuring moves.
The warrant had been announced in October to encourage investors to hold the stock while the Treasury executed a series of restructuring transactions.
Two traders have quit and several have been carpeted.All three of Switzerland's biggest banks posted large losses for 1996 after a series of restructuring charges.
Although prime contractor Boeing managed to keep the program on schedule and on budget through a series of restructures, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates decided in 2009 that the project wasn't ready for prime-time and canceled it after a staggering $19 billion had already been spent.
In the 2000s Credit Suisse executed a series of restructures.
However, this service is no longer profitable and has led to a series of restructures to try to prevent further losses.
But since its spectacular Nasdaq debut in 2005, the company has gone through a complicated series of restructuring efforts, spinoffs and acquisitions.
But since its Nasdaq debut in 2005, the company has gone through a complicated series of restructuring efforts, spinoffs and acquisitions.
