The phrase "at restructuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizational changes, financial adjustments, or processes of reorganization.
Example: "The company is currently focused on improving efficiency at restructuring to better align with market demands."
Alternatives: "during the restructuring" or "in the restructuring process".
If Anglo's current attempts at restructuring founder, its shareholders may welcome renewed interest from Xstrata.
Aon is looking at restructuring operations in other countries as well.
Administrators at restructuring firm FRP Advisory were appointed on Monday night and staff were being informed on Tuesday.
This includes policies aimed at restructuring the economy, improving productivity, and increasing labour-force participation, especially by women.
"Up until Sept. 11, they had been strong enough to prevent efforts at restructuring the federal government".
The findings support the use of psychological interventions such as Association Splitting that aim at restructuring associative networks in OCD by broadening the semantic scope of OC cognitions.
Congress plans to begin work on several postal bills in the next few weeks that are aimed at restructuring the Postal Service's finances.
This typically means that the managers who bankrupt a firm can have a go at restructuring it to keep it alive.
Walsh's first stab at restructuring the franchise after loosening it from its salary-cap handcuffs is laboring badly, despite the team's added star power of Amar'e Stoudemire.
In fact, the union said it did not think that "our pilot costs must be aligned with the pilot costs at restructured or bankrupt airlines for our company to be profitable".
The graduation rate at restructured schools was 51.3%, compared with a rate of 44.4% among similar students elsewhere, said W. David Stevens, senior research analyst with the Consortium on Chicago School Research at the University of Chicago.
