The phrase "extensive redesign" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant upgrade or transformation of something. For example, "The company went through an extensive redesign of its website in order to better serve its customers."
He talks enthusiastically about Test Drive, his relatively new car magazine that has just had an extensive redesign.
The company has high hopes for the site, which will undergo an extensive redesign to be introduced in May.
An extensive redesign of its Great Hall has transformed it into an imposing space, defined by a dense grid of classical columns and 24-foot-high ceilings.
Businessweek, which has undergone an extensive redesign since Bloomberg agreed to buy it in 2009, jumped 49 percent in ad pages.
In addition, the Sabre's enormous power posed problems that required extensive redesign, so that the Typhoon did not enter production until May 1941.
And this year's extensive redesign of the paper -- which increased the paper's capacity to print lucrative full-page color advertisements and created a new section, Personal Journal -- has not yet produced the hoped-for new revenue.
The goal was building a classification tree allowing allocation of individuals to 6 mutually exclusive classes of general needs for assistance, ranging from pure monitoring to extensive redesigning of facilitators and removing barriers.
In a statement released on the club's official website www.evertonfc.co.uk, director of communications Alan Myers said: "I'd like to thank all supporters who took part in an extensive crest redesign process.
Previous studies have suggested that extreme metabolic demand in snakes (Secor and Diamond 1995, 1998) has resulted in selection to decrease their mitochondrial genome size (Jiang et al. 2007), extensive evolutionary redesign (Castoe et al. 2008), and previously unprecedented molecular convergence in snake metabolic proteins (Castoe et al. 2009b).
The projects surveyed include a wide range of costs, from projects with limited scopes that cost just a few thousand dollars to extensive corridor redesigns that cost several million.
The modelling of care coordination functions and the descriptions of workflow activity support local development of care coordination capacity and workforce capability through extensive practice redesigns.
