The phrase "allow the restructuring of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of changes or reorganizations within a system, organization, or process.
Example: "The board decided to allow the restructuring of the company's departments to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "permit the reorganization of" or "facilitate the restructuring of".
"If you end up with precedent that allows the restructuring of retirement benefits in bankruptcy court, that will make it an attractive option for cities," Ms. Denniston said.
And it will be a trial case: "If you end up with precedent that allows the restructuring of retirement benefits in bankruptcy court, that will make it an attractive option for cities," Karol Denniston, a lawyer with experience of municipal bankruptcies, told the Times.
Potentiodynamic pretreatment is shown to allow the controlled restructuring of a vertically aligned MWCNT forest on a silicon substrate into walled domains of honeycomb-like polygons.
In a letter to Senate Democrats, Sanders said the House bill to create a federal control board and allow some restructuring of the debt would make "a terrible situation even worse".
If France continues to thwart the will of NATO, he said, it may be time to restructure the alliance to allow the majority of its countries to act in concert.
A more direct argument against the Fed as a systemic regulator is that regulation should be accompanied by a process to allow the orderly failure or restructuring of systemically important but insolvent firms.
And although the cartel was hardly a free-market solution, it did at least allow the industry to restructure.Since the death of Mr Suharto's wife last year, "Uncle Bob" has also been a deft mediator in arguments between the president's six children.
Instead, he called for "completing the restructuring" of the sector.
The costs are largely associated with the restructuring of GE Capital.
Another essential change is the restructuring of the appointments book.
