The phrase "as the privatization of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or impact of privatization in a specific context, such as economics or public policy.
Example: "The debate intensified as the privatization of public services began to take effect, leading to widespread public concern."
Alternatives: "following the privatization of" or "during the privatization of".
I refer to these innovations as "the privatization of bankruptcy". LBOs do get in financial trouble more frequently than public companies do.
He took office as prime minister on March 17, 2000, but his minority government struggled to maintain public support while implementing reforms such as the privatization of several industries.
That last idea, however, is what is commonly known as the privatization of Social Security, said Henry J. Aaron, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and co-author of "Countdown to Reform: The Great Social Security Debate".
"The sovereignty of our land is at stake as the privatization of the ongoing war by handing it over to a contract killer group, called Blackwater, is under consideration," the Taliban said.
Last week, he spoke to a reporter in his office inside the Ministry for Business, Innovation and Skills, the day before the streets of London were again filled with thousands of students protesting against what they regard as the "privatization" of higher education.
Werner Baumgartner, the city's historian, is equally disturbed by what he sees as the privatization of the city's oceanfront, which the founder of Asbury Park, James Bradley, specifically designated to be used as public space when the city was developed at the turn of the last century.
The construction of the system was funded by the national government and by the municipality, which took advantage of a good financial situation as well as of the privatization of some municipal companies (Ardila-Gómez 2004, pp. 292 293).
In their minds, there'd be another crime, as well: the privatization of a public treasure.
Some of the challenges are overt, as in the privatization of Social Security.
Indeed, under pressure from the European Union, Slovenia has more recently introduced budget cuts and tax increases to balance its budget as well as announcing the privatization of major companies including the second largest bank, Slovenian Telekom, and Adria airlines.
A 17% stake offered as part of the privatization of Austria's largest telecommunications operator sold out Thursday in four hours, bringing the state 1.1 billion euros ($1.46 billion), a news agency reported.
