The phrase "a way of restructuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches to reorganizing or changing the structure of something, such as a business, system, or process.
Example: "The company is exploring a way of restructuring its departments to improve efficiency and communication."
Alternatives: "a method for reorganization" or "an approach to restructuring".
Nestlé, the international food behemoth, announced Wednesday that it had developed a way of restructuring sugar, allowing the company to reduce the amount of sugar in its candy products.
Berners-Lee's proposal for the "semantic web" – ie a way of restructuring web pages to make it easier for computers to distinguish between, say, Casablanca the city and Casablanca the movie – is one approach, but it would require a lot of work upfront and is unlikely to happen on a large scale.
Is there a way of restructuring the balance sheet?
And Unison has not explained how a "Japanese way" of restructuring floundering companies would differ from the usual Western approach: will it lay off fewer superfluous employees; give the firm more time to sort itself out; or accept less profit?The squabble is seen as a test of Japan's openness to foreign investment.
(In other words, if your opponents are getting traction with their demands to dismantle a broken welfare system, you acknowledge the problem but propose a middle-ground way of restructuring it instead).
If so, it is unclear whether further concession from unions, if they are needed at the two carmakers, would be easier or harder to extract.Standing in the way of restructuring outside of the bankruptcy courts are GM's aggrieved bondholders.
Perhaps the only hope of a deal might be in looking for ways of restructuring Greek debt.
Rolfing developed as a way to "restructure" muscles and fascia.
And The Associated Press reported that Rodriguez and Red Sox General Manager Theo Epstein met with an official from the players' union, presumably to talk about ways of restructuring his mammoth contract.
The concluding portion presents different ways of restructuring capital, including going public, going private using stock repurchases or leveraged buyouts, and mergers and acquisitions.
So that leaves wage and price controls, as well as other ways of restructuring the economy once controls are in place.
