The phrase "a wholesale restructuring of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant changes or overhauls in an organization, system, or process.
Example: "The company announced a wholesale restructuring of its management team to improve efficiency and communication."
Alternatives: "a complete overhaul of" or "a total reorganization of".
No solutions require a wholesale restructuring of the regulatory system.
On Tuesday, the department's inspector general, Gregory H. Friedman, issued a report calling for a wholesale restructuring of the department's far-flung laboratories and other operations.
The Clinton Foundation as a whole is preparing to launch a wholesale restructuring of its operations if Hillary Clinton becomes president.
Some 18 months later one of her automotive clients engaged Laurie's firm for a wholesale restructuring of a division, and Laurie is now leading the cross-practice team.
No one in his right mind expected a wholesale restructuring of the business; violence is never going to disappear from the American cinema.
The task force took only a preliminary look at its most controversial recommendation: a wholesale restructuring of management sciences, said Seeber, who is also vice provost for land grant affairs.
He admitted that there would need to be a wholesale restructure of the business to fulfil his digital-led vision.
The team are changing engine suppliers, replacing Cosworth with Renault, and have undergone a wholesale restructure of the design department, with a new technical director, head of aerodynamics and head of engineering.
So we've got to eliminate that sensitivity in those areas". Meanwhile, the new aerodynamic rules are just one part of a wholesale restructure of F1, with changes planned - but not yet agreed - to the revenue split and a cost cap for key parts, with a final aim to bring the grid closer together.
What the party needs, Mr. Alongkorn said, is a wholesale restructuring, including a system of primaries to choose candidates.
All that is nothing, though, compared to what's now occurring: a wholesale restructuring that will see a quarter of the remaining staff shed and most survivors housed in a single open-plan space.
