The phrase "and a reorganisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or restructuring within an organization or system.
Example: "The proposal includes an increase in funding and a reorganisation of the department to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "and a restructuring of" or "and a realignment of".
They include term limits for the president and executives, transparency over pay and a reorganisation of the executive committee to introduce more independence and transparency.
Fort Meade houses 86 military and governmental entities, it is the state's largest employer, and contributes roughly $4 billion a year to Maryland's economy.Nearly 40,000 people work at the base, many of them civilians, and a reorganisation of military infrastructure ordered in 2005 is expected to bring another 22,000 jobs to the area.
It usually involves a restructuring of the company's IT systems and a reorganisation of its staff.CRM is heavily dependent on a technique called data warehousing, a way of integrating disparate information about customers from different parts of the organisation and putting it together in one huge IT "warehouse".
He said it would be "irresponsible to support" a 24/7 service now, amid staff cutbacks, casualty closures and some hospitals shutting, and a reorganisation of the health services across England, Prof Tallis reckoned that upgrading out-of-hours facilities could lead to downgraded services on weekdays.
In the same year, following the establishment of Greater Manchester Police and a reorganisation of policing in the city, the police station in the building also closed.
Further changes included the addition of a light anti-aircraft regiment at divisional level, and a reorganisation of the divisional artillery from three four-battery regiments consisting of 16 guns to three two-battery regiments of 12 guns.
These changes occur prior to the L2 stage and clearly involve a reorganisation of the cells that gives a substantial increase in length, along the anteroposterior axis.
Phosphorylation at the carboxy terminal of EPLIN decreases affinity to F-actin and thus provokes a reorganisation of the actin cytoskeleton, enhancing cell migration [ 20].
Altogether, TIMP-1 emerges as a factor that modulates the size and number of actin rich structures (growth cones and microprocesses) and neurite outgrowth by inducing a reorganisation of the actin and tubulin cytoskeleton.
A little clearing of the air would be good, and might even prompt a reorganisation of the whole intelligence apparatus.
And the Labour leader said a reorganisation of health services "diverted resources and betrayed the NHS".
