The phrase "as it restructured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications that have been made to a system, organization, or process.
Example: "The company improved its efficiency as it restructured its operations to better meet customer needs."
Alternatives: "as it reorganized" or "as it modified".
It removed its United States head of sales in June as it restructured its business in its biggest market.
The company paid the plant's 150 workers half their salaries as it restructured its finances before reopening, its managing director, Sanjeev Gupta, said.
Lloyds, Britain's biggest high street lender, in November announced thousands of redundancies as it restructured its operations and launched a major digital recruitment drive.
Just last month, the company let go of 100 people — 13percentt of staff — as it restructured its survey products for enterprises.
Last spring, it cut 100 jobs and discontinued some products as it restructured the United States operations of its North America Books and Home Entertainment business.
Ford's chief executive, Alan R. Mulally, said the automaker would continue to face stiff challenges in Europe as it restructured.
Meanwhile GM said it would keep its four factories in Germany open as it restructures its European operations.Red eyes all roundThree airlines were fined $175,000 for holding travellers in the cabin overnight on a flight that was diverted to Rochester, Minnesota, in August because of bad weather.
The protesters are unimpressed by Thursday's announcement that Starbucks is to pay £10m in taxes over the next two years as it restructures its complex arrangements that have seen its UK operation pay no corporation tax in the past three years.
The electronic components specialist is down 8.3p or more than 4% to 181.4p - the biggest faller in the FTSE 250 - after it said first half operation profits would be slightly below last year, as it restructures its marketing and distribution specialist.
Taylor Bean, based in Florida, said it was cooperating with federal agencies "and expected to continue to service mortgage loans as it restructures its business in the wake of these events".
News Ltd. is preparing to announce job cuts of as many as 1,500 staff members as it restructures its work force of 8,000, according to a report Monday on The Conversation, an independent Web site run by a former editor of The Age, Andrew Jaspan.
