The phrase "at the downsizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an event or situation related to a reduction in the size of a company or organization, typically involving layoffs or job cuts.
Example: "Many employees were anxious about their future at the downsizing, unsure if they would still have a job."
Alternatives: "during the layoffs" or "in the reduction process".
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.
NHS managers say they anticipated some fine-tuning of the units, but expressed alarm at the scale of the downsizing.
Combined with the downsizing at Rolls-Royce, Ms. Miller said, "we are losing that historical value as an industrial base".
The downsizing at Conserve has left many teachers and students adrift.
Care workers function as a human loom, shuttling from one home to another, stitching the social fabric back together while many of their employers and shareholders, and government ministers, slash blindly at the cloth, downsizing, outsourcing and deregulating in the cause of profit.
"There's a kind of 'gotcha' mentality in terms of the way the business community is looking at this, the downsizing of tech firms in particular," said Peter Cappelli, director of the Center for Human Resources at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.
A lot of the downsizing at Wachovia hit women her age, and she was afraid that no one would want to hire her.
Trump has hinted at downsizing the EPA and changing the way the agency does science research.
Those jobs are welcome after the downsizing that occurred at Michoud as the nation's space-shuttle program ended last year.
The significant restructuring that followed was directed at downsizing the corporate overhead acquired in years of high profit and accelerated growth, shedding peripheral activities with low profitability and marginal corporate synergy, and refocusing on core competence and long-term competitive advantage.
