The phrase "and downsizing of a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing organizational changes, particularly when referring to reducing the size of a workforce or operations.
Example: "The company is facing challenges that may lead to layoffs and downsizing of a significant portion of its staff."
Alternatives: "and reduction of a" or "and cutbacks of a".
Instead they suffer from ongoing layoffs and downsizing of their companies with a subset going bankrupt early.
Today there is more stress within companies, perhaps because of the economy and downsizing of staff, which puts a heavier workload on others.
The documents, which the government said were inadvertently destroyed during a renovation and downsizing of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Asset Control in Washington, involved more than 800 licensing applications to do business in the United States.
Elior UK said: "We can confirm that nine Elior employees have been made redundant following consultations to determine the level of catering required for the scaled-back facilities at the West Camp". Work was recently completed on a refurbishment and downsizing of accommodation at West Camp.
As the focus of the armed services shifted from border defense to operations abroad, a massive plan for the reorganization and downsizing of German forces was undertaken.
Job loss and job insecurity are frequently associated with today's widespread restructuring and downsizing of the workplace.
CD95 is a member of an apoptotic pathway that plays an important role in peripheral T cell tolerance, homeostasis and clonal downsizing of an immune response.
Whereas the business sector has realized considerable gains in productivity throughout most of this century as well as benefits from cost cutting and downsizing, a performance of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony will always require about 36 minutes and an orchestra of 70 musicians.
In addition, companies seem to be constantly restructuring or reorganizing and downsizing as a result of acquisitions, outsourcing or losing sales and contracts.
