The phrase "a streamlining of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of making something more efficient or effective, often in the context of procedures or systems.
Example: "The company is implementing a streamlining of the production process to reduce costs and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "an optimization of the" or "a simplification of the".
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.
The critic and composer Virgil Thomson complained of a lack of personal culture in Toscanini, which allegedly resulted in a "streamlining" of the classics.
Ownership of the CN Tower transferred to the Canadian government in 1995 as part of a streamlining of the company before privatization.
The measures will include a streamlining of the bank's retail operations, and will result in write-downs of up to 525 million Canadian dollars ($333.6 million), before taxes, in the fourth quarter, ending Oct. 31.
Vivendi announced that 6 board members had resigned, as part of a streamlining of the board to 12 members, including 2 with ties to the Seagram Company, which Vivendi bought from the Bronfman family in 2000.
When they are very small compared with the density itself i.e., when where the symbol Δ is used to represent the extent of the change along a streamline of the quantity that follows it, and where Vs is the speed of sound (see below Compressible flow in gases).
Even if this had remained two films, as initially intended (and everything was essentially the same with massive chunks taken out), it's likely the story still wouldn't have worked without a streamline of the narrative and a clearer focus.
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.
On Friday, the Thai prime minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, presented a plan to mitigate future flooding that includes reforestation, better coordination of the release of water from hydroelectric dams and a streamlining of decision-making when the risk of flooding arises.
A few external stakeholders indicated their support for a streamlining of ethics processes – either reducing the number or aligning the requirements of the separate ethics bodies.
