The phrase "a sweeping redesign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comprehensive or extensive overhaul of a design, often in contexts like product development, architecture, or graphic design.
Example: "The company announced a sweeping redesign of its website to improve user experience and modernize its appearance."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive redesign" or "an extensive redesign".
In 2002, they published an ambitious report that called for a "sweeping redesign of the entire health system".
The company has remade one million square feet of office space thus far in a sweeping redesign.
But rather than shoot the moon with a sweeping redesign to rule them all, Honda took what Mr. Csere called a "carefully graduated step forward".
The changes, which are to take effect in the 2012-13 school year, are part of a sweeping redesign of the entire A.P. program.
After a sweeping redesign by the architect Brad Cloepfil, the building reopened in September as the new home of the Museum of Arts and Design.
But she added that fund-raising for the $90 million building project, a sweeping redesign by Brad Cloepfil of Edward Durell Stone's 1964 structure, had been tough.
The development of new politics in the Arab world requires an equally sweeping redesign of U.S. public diplomacy.
McLaren, celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, characterizes its new car as a "deep and sweeping redesign".
Under Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's sweeping redesign of Medicaid, managed care companies, not government agencies, are mainly responsible for determining eligibility.
The move is new evidence of the turbulence in the home-care industry under Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's sweeping redesign of Medicaid, which has transferred tens of thousands of people receiving long-term help from a fee-for-service system to managed care, in an effort to save money and reduce nursing home use.
Confusingly jamming Stories in between private messages has sparked backlash amongst the first users of Snapchat's sweeping redesign.
