"overhaul services" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a process of improvements or extensive repairs, such as for a business or machine. For example, "The business decided to invest in an overhaul of their services in order to better meet customer needs."
The unit, based in Zeeland, Mich., also provides commercial repair and overhaul services.
They also point to the potential combined strength of General Electric and Honeywell in repair and overhaul services.
Jet Aviation, which is owned by the private equity firm Permira Funds, provides maintenance, repair and overhaul services for business jets.
Mr. Trump's allies point to a bill he signed to improve accountability and overhaul services at the scandal-plagued Veterans Affairs Department.
The Canadian Department of National Defence (DND) has selected Seprotech Systems Incorporated to cover two classes of water purification systems with repair and overhaul services, and engineering and field service support.
The NHS is set to overhaul services for women who develop mental health problems around childbirth in a bid to ease the suffering caused by postnatal depression and reduce the number of new mothers who kill themselves or their baby.
The company also provides a wide range of services and support to its customers through a worldwide network of service centers, including equipment repair and overhaul, service parts, field service engineering, training, technical information services and aftermarket used equipment sales.
Northern Devon Healthcare NHS Trust said it was overhauling services to plug a £1m hole in its budget.
Managers insisted they had to move forward with overhauling services, to meet the challenges of an aging population, retaining and recruiting medical expertise, and to meet financial pressures on the NHS.
The board has insisted it must move forward with overhauling services, to meet the challenges of an ageing population, retaining and recruiting medical expertise, and to meet financial pressures on the NHS.
Betsi Cadwaladr announced the proposed changes last week, insisting that it must move forward with overhauling services, to meet the challenges of an ageing population, retaining and recruiting medical expertise, and to meet financial pressures on the NHS.
