The phrase "as the downsizing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or impact of reducing the size of a company, organization, or workforce.
Example: "As the downsizing of the company continued, many employees were left uncertain about their future."
Alternatives: "as the reduction of" or "as the cutback of".
Decades of progress toward greater equality with men are at risk as the downsizing of government makes it harder for mothers, particularly poor ones, to hold on to jobs, the advocates warn.
I was thinking of the collapse of APBnews.com, a content site devoted to crime; as well as the downsizing of the online magazine Salon.com, whose stock price has gone from a high of $14 to less than $2. "There's nothing wrong with the content business," Colonna insisted.
While investigating the altered heterochromatin organisation in ICF, a possible linkage with the heteromorphism of the heterochromatin deserves also consideration, as the downsizing of the heterochromatic signal in interphase in ICF cells could simply occur as the result of a substantial reduction in the number of their classical satellite repeats.
SCRANTON, PA., 2004 -- As part of the downsizing of the National Football League, Giants become the Scranton Miners.
Now, why doesn't my school have any bucks?" We should object to the downsizing of the humanities as strongly as we'd act to save our own departments.
Look for the death of Compaq on that one and the downsizing of HP as well.
There is some question as to how much the downsizing of the boats will save considering some teams have already spent several months and tens of millions of dollars designing 62ft catamarans.
For the first time, white collar workers in the United States are facing what our blue collar brethren have experienced the past three decades: sliding salaries and benefits as their jobs were outsourced, the downsizing of the American dream.
Like everybody else, as Ms. Elliott reports, I deplore the downsizing of orchestras, but I understand the economics.
People have been making fun of the league for the recent trend of relocations and new Sun Belt franchises -- the downsizing of the N.F.L., as it has been called in this space.
Some analysts have begun to describe the downsizing of Western military budgets as the "new normal," a trend that may have manufacturers looking to export more to emerging markets or to branch out into areas like space, security and civil nuclear businesses.
