The phrase "agree on restructuring" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a consensus or mutual understanding regarding changes or modifications to an organization or system.
Example: "After several meetings, we finally agree on restructuring the department to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "concur on restructuring" or "reach an agreement on restructuring".
He left Pittsburgh when the two sides couldn't agree on a restructured deal.
Mr Klesch has, for example, become a thorn in the side of Eurotunnel, which operates the Channel tunnel between Britain and France, making doom-laden pronouncements about the company's prospects and criticising the financial restructuring agreed on by its 200-plus banks.
Southern Cross, which declined to comment on Blackstone's role, is trying to agree on a restructuring plan with its landlords and lenders.
Instead, he would like to see a 90-day government loan to keep G.M. afloat on the condition that all the stakeholders — including employees, management, bond-holders — agree on a restructuring.
But Lightstone's problems were made worse by the fact that the firm's four lenders had sold the debt in the secondary market to more than 50 creditors, who would have had to agree on any restructuring of the loans.
Jones and the Jets could not agree on how to restructure his contract by Friday.
"LandSource is still in discussion with the lenders on trying to find a way that they mutually can agree on how to restructure the loan," said Tamara Taylor, a spokeswoman for LandSource.
How the Russian Government tries to revive the economy, experts say, will have a profound bearing on its ability to get lenders to agree to restructure the debt.
The EU is expected to agree on a major restructuring of the Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) in 2012.
In both Europe and America insolvencies are increasingly "pre-packaged": creditors agree on a plan of restructuring before a formal insolvency.
