The phrase "as a redesign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being changed or improved in design or structure.
Example: "The new product will be launched as a redesign of the previous model, incorporating user feedback and modern aesthetics."
Alternatives: "in the form of a redesign" or "as part of a redesign".
As you might deduce, these models aren't as significant as a redesign.
This was a repositioning as much as a redesign, and certainly it was much less than a revolution.
Freesheet Metro has reported a surge of a third in daily and monthly website browsers in September, as a redesign of its mobile presence paid off.
This means that if these faulty software components can be detected early in the development project's life cycle, mitigating actions can be taken, such as a redesign.
The report recommended that Eurostar carry out a series of mechanical upgrades to its trains, including the systems that protect sensitive electronic components and air intake systems from snow, as well as a redesign of the roof of the train's power car.
The product received some improvements, such as a redesign profile page, new API implementations and upgrades to the mobile apps.
However, during her time Johnson was also praised for developing the brand by introducing new contributors such as Joan Collins and Sir Tim Rice, as well as overseeing a redesign aimed to competing with mainstream women's magazines.
But as perfect as a redesigned paper clip may appear to be on a designers computer screen, its flaws often become apparent as soon as it is attached to a sheaf of papers.
Apple also announced new laptops using Intel's Haswell processors, as well as a redesigned Mac Pro desktop which will use Intel's Xeon E5 CPU (central processing unit) and two FirePro GPUs (graphics processing units) made by AMD.
By Patrick Heij November 3, 2015 As part of a redesign that will be unveiled next March, the print edition of Playboy will still feature women in provocative poses.
