The phrase "and restructure it into" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of reorganizing or reformatting something, such as a document, idea, or project.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, I decided to take the original proposal and restructure it into a more coherent format."
Alternatives: "and reformat it into" or "and reorganize it into".
But broadly speaking, the exchange would involve rolling up most of the island's current debt and restructuring it into a new "superbond," according to people briefed on the plan.
In order to improve the computational efficiency of the BFP and thereby facilitate future extensions of the model, we have optimised the algorithm in a number of ways: (1) We have converted the source code from FORTRAN 77 to FORTRAN 95, and restructured it into modules.
His committee recommends a complete overhaul of CDB, including perhaps restructuring it into a new institute.
Within a very short period of time, a really cool document had evolved, and I thought: "you should make this a blog post". So I started to restructure it, changed arguments and content into text, and deleted the comments afterwards.
McDonald's Japan said that slumping sales and restructuring would push it into the red for the second straight year and unveiled a new management team to help turn the tide.
The struggling telecommunications equipment maker Lucent Technologies said yesterday that it planned to restructure its businesses into wireline and wireless groups.
A year and a half into restructuring, it looks as if Xerox may be one of the lucky ones.
It's your chance to restructure your life and make it into what you have always wanted it to be.
The University of Chicago's progressive faculty were known for actively questioning the organization of knowledge into existing scholarly disciplines and restructuring knowledge into new disciplines.
It restructured its operations into several units, often run by people with little retailing experience.
