The phrase "and reshaping of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or modifications to something, often in a creative or developmental sense.
Example: "The project focuses on the analysis and reshaping of the existing urban landscape to create more green spaces."
Alternatives: "and transformation of the" or "and reconfiguration of the".
That suggests a consolidation and reshaping of the industry is in store.
It is also worth reprising the cost to shareholders of Fontenla-Novoa's downsizing and reshaping of the UK business.
Jarringly, the gathering is being held at a luxury resort on Denarau island, a manmade construction featuring manicured lawns, fountains and an 18-hole golf course, created through seabed dredging and reshaping of the coastline.
We look on in shock and disapproval at FGM, but say nothing as female genital surgery continues to grow in popularity – the most common of which is the labioplasty (trimming and reshaping of the labia, mainly for aesthetic reasons).
A better prototype for the way historians work, Gaddis argues, is those natural sciences that themselves attempt to explain great historical processes (the creation of the universe, the evolution of species, the shaping and reshaping of the natural world).
The sensitivity of the artist directs the continuous shaping and reshaping of the work.
The plan is an undeniably bold rethinking and reshaping of one of the most storied stadiums in the country.
Some 7,330 pictures covering 80 percent of the surface demonstrated a history of widespread volcanism, ancient erosion by water, and reshaping of extensive areas of the surface by internal forces.
In the 1990s he designed Hong Kong's new airport, which required the levelling and reshaping of a bumpy island.
From a different perspective, since the 7th century, the evolution and constant reshaping of the Byzantine state were directly related to the respective progress of Islam.
There we encountered Miller and Rose's (2008, 94) description of how communities have been made governable through a process of: (1) the reshaping of strategies for governing economic life; (2) the establishment of a new 'ethics' of activity that simultaneously makes and differentiates citizens; and (3) a reshaping of the relationship between expertise and politics.
