The phrase "regeneration strategy" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a plan or program designed to improve or revitalize a certain area or thing. For example, "The city council implemented a regeneration strategy to improve the economy and infrastructure of the town."
It is the flagship building of the area's regeneration strategy.
The former chancellor's northern powerhouse ideas are being subsumed into a wider national regeneration strategy.
Sure Start could only ever be one element of a social regeneration strategy.
This partnership approach is part of a long-term regeneration strategy – in collaboration with local and central government agencies and private investment – which is set to revive Margate.
By the mid-1990s, this regeneration strategy was well established: base your plans on an "anchor store" and attract one of the big four supermarkets.
The emphasis seems a little odd, until you consider the city's regeneration strategy, which rests on a characteristically 21st-century mix of the local and the global.
Centre for Cities said regeneration strategies in some of the UK's bigger cities were starting to pay off.
Respectful regeneration strategies and more genuinely affordable homes might not sort out every noise disturbance row, but would certainly help to protect some of the best things about our city.
The immediate issue for London's politicians and planners is – or ought to be - how best to use their powers to manage the effects of gentrification within regeneration strategies that help the majority of their residents, especially those who need it most, whilst seeking to cope with London's population growth.
This review covers advances in hyaluronic acid-based vocal fold tissue engineering and regeneration strategies.
Regeneration strategies should be studied and optimized taking into account whether the reforming reactor will be used for mobile or stationary applications.
