The phrase "achieve a restructuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an organization or system is undergoing changes to improve efficiency or effectiveness.
Example: "The company aims to achieve a restructuring that will streamline operations and reduce costs."
Alternatives: "implement a restructuring" or "execute a restructuring."
"The rural power structure is too deeply entrenched to allow these groups to achieve a restructuring of social relations," the article says, muting the power of such groups.
In making the announcement, Mr. Michaels said in a statement, "he's intimately familiar with the process and what needs to be done to achieve a restructuring plan that can win the votes of our creditors and be approved by the court".
"We believe we have achieved a restructuring process that can work," she said.
P. Morgan continues to work to achieve a responsible restructuring of Jefferson County's financial affairs," the bank said.
But ultimately, it was not possible to achieve a successful restructuring outside a Chapter 11 bankruptcy process, ESL said.
While useful, such legal technology is not necessary to achieve an orderly restructuring of sovereign debt previous instances illustrate that market-based restructurings via exchange offers are sufficient.
The statutory bail-in power is intended to achieve a prompt recapitalization and restructuring of the distressed institution.
[In February] the G-7 issued a rare get-tough message: "Argen-tina should engage constructively with its creditors to achieve a high participation rate in its restructuring".
Although most companies have shed workers since privatisation, only a quarter of privatised companies have restructured enough to achieve a significant impact on sales and output.
QUESTION: Given the program described above, how can we restructure its array accesses to achieve a hit rate like that achieved in this scenario?
