The phrase "a time of restructuring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing periods of change or reorganization within a company, organization, or system.
Example: "The company is currently experiencing a time of restructuring to improve efficiency and adapt to market changes."
Alternatives: "a period of reorganization" or "an era of transformation".
The ability of a country to achieve a workout and avoid this type of guerrilla action just got harder and more uncertain at a time of debt restructuring in Europe.
These recommendations also come to this organization at a time of significant restructuring due to reform.
The trial was conducted at a time of major restructuring of the health services in South Africa.
When the CMHF was formed in 1995, its establishment came about during a time of major restructuring in the Western Cape health system.
It adds up to hundreds of acres of vacant space in Lower Manhattan at a time of recession and restructuring of the financial industry.
More Efficient Uses Of Labor: Many of these services — what TechCrunch's Josh Constine has brilliantly dubbed "Convenience Tech," apps which turn taps into instant gratification — are growing at a time of massive economic restructuring and (what I believe are) permanent changes to labor markets.
The result compared with a 59.9 billion yen loss in the year earlier, when it booked one-time costs of restructuring its businesses.
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.
Geddes, who has been a managing editor for a decade, becomes the highest-ranking Times journalist to depart the paper during the Times' latest round of restructuring.
This qualitative study was devised to explore newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes patients' perceptions of their disease and the health services they receive at a time when this restructuring of services is taking place.
