The phrase "approach to restructuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for reorganizing or changing the structure of an organization, system, or process.
Example: "Our approach to restructuring the company will focus on improving efficiency and reducing costs."
Alternatives: "method for restructuring" or "strategy for reorganization".
Britain's approach to restructuring its electricity market differs from the United States method in several ways.
Other states took a cautious approach to restructuring an industry that had been under tight government control for decades.
As a result, states like New Mexico, Nevada and Oklahoma are taking a much more cautious, incremental approach to restructuring their electricity industries.
Mr. Lee said investors would be eager to participate in a merger of two carriers that took a serious approach to restructuring their operations rather than simply combining them.
But, of course, in their attitudes toward government, their approach to social issues like abortion and gay rights, their economic philosophy and their approach to restructuring Medicare and Social Security, the differences are large and enduring.
Michel Barnier, a European Commissioner, darkly warned of retaliation and said this week: "We will not be able to accept discriminatory measures".The Fed has been working with its counterparts on a common approach to restructuring a troubled global bank, something which could have made ring-fencing unnecessary.
All three sides have proposed similar approaches to restructuring education spending.
Tsujihara's decision to appoint a trio of executives to run Warner Bros.' movie group is similar to the approach he took to restructuring the television unit in the aftermath of Rosenblum's exit.
The overall aim of this approach is to restructure the individual's lifestyle, environment and resolve cognitive/psychological factors to reduce the stress.
The most striking issue has been Germany's approach to General Motors' restructuring of its German-centered Opel division.
In its revitalization plan filed with the Treasury Department on Feb. 17, G.M. insisted that the risks of a Chapter 11 filing "outweigh the benefits of a bankruptcy based approach" to a restructuring.
