The phrase "at revitalization" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context related to revitalization efforts, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The community gathered to discuss strategies at revitalization efforts for the downtown area."
Alternatives: "during revitalization" or "in revitalization".
We need to look at revitalization in bite-size pieces.
In a ragged area, where efforts at revitalization are starting to grow stronger, Mr. Leggio has opened a high-end white-tablecloth restaurant called Zuppa.
The Hub now assists some 2,000 reporters and bloggers a year, and the city's efforts at revitalization have resulted in cover articles in Forbes, National Geographic Traveler, The Christian Science Monitor and Delta Sky Magazine.
"This town is very shaky right now," said Rita Morano, the owner of Kingsley Deli, which sits across Kingsley Avenue from the rusted remains of the last attempt at revitalization here.
Looking at the cumulative effects of urban decline in the classic post-industrial city of Camden, New Jersey, historian Howard Gillette, Jr., probes the interaction of politics, economic restructuring, and racial bias to evaluate contemporary efforts at revitalization.
— Eric Asimov The Philadelphia Inquirer: Le Bec-Fin, the fabled temple of fine dining in Philadelphia, seems not to have survived an attempt at revitalization after the departure of the chef Georges Perrier, but one of the city's new culinary stars, Marc Vetri, plans to pay homage to Mr. Perrier for a few nights in July.
3. COMPETITION -- Phyllis Lambert, founding director of the Canadian Center for Architecture, in Montreal, has begun a program aimed at urban revitalization.
THE warehouses and industrial buildings to the west of Midtown Atlanta have not had the benefit of a concerted attempt by the city at urban revitalization.
Investors, including the Dorrances, were thrilled at his revitalization of the company -- he slashed costs and brought discipline to its operations, laying off thousands of employees and jettisoning mediocre businesses.
In Bastian's words, "We are at a revitalization of the industry.
Earlier attempts at Detroit revitalization have failed, sometimes spectacularly, because they failed to address root causes or follow all the steps of a reclamation process.
