The phrase 'a streamlining of' is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase typically refers to reducing or making something more efficient, for example, "We implemented a streamlining of our production processes to increase efficiency."
But this August, it was quietly removed, in a streamlining of inspection guidance.
The bill proposes a streamlining of commonwealth, state and territory laws around political campaign finance regulations.
Next, the committee would like members' approval to a streamlining of the arrangements for negotiating reciprocal arrangements with foreign clubs.
Since then, Mr. Dean has largely watched from afar, overseeing a streamlining of the party's voter database and other technological upgrades at the committee.
Standard Chartered said the cost-cutting, to include a streamlining of its data-processing centers, would itself cost $715 million in severance and other expenses.
But another rule is more ambiguous, referring to "a fuselage form," which the cycling union defines as an "extension or a streamlining of a section".
Fig. 1 a Streamline of (u − U, v) and ς (shaded color).
Creating a JV with a local partner provides a streamline of investment in the businesses; interesting distribution networks; and in general a strong degree of local knowledge.
I would rather have a feed of people doing something productive with their lives than a streamline of apathetic and indifferent stories.
The presence of only one SEP in these taxa could be due to a streamlining process of the genome size of these particular taxa.
Next door, the guest apartment begins with a sitting room that has a streamlined state-of-the art kitchen hidden behind white, fold-out doors.
