The phrase "reoriented from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used when you want to suggest that something is being changed from one direction, mindset, plan, etc. to another. For example: "Our organization has been reoriented from a customer-centric approach to one focusing more on producing results."
Rank-and-file soldiers have been reoriented from battlefield missions to urban combat ones.
"For too many years, our job creation engines were excessively reoriented from competitive global markets to inwardly oriented sectors that were taken to unsustainable levels, (e.g., construction, finance, housing and retail)," wrote Mohamed A. El-Erian, the chief executive of Pimco, in The Atlantic.com.
The polar functional groups that were reoriented from the surface into the bulk of the fibers or moved away from the fiber surfaces, maybe responsible for the weak interfacial strength between the fiber and the matrix in composite system.
In a vapor made from a toluene:heptane 5 1 volumetric ratio liquid mixture, or from pure toluene, cylindrical microdomains reoriented from majority out-of-plane to in-plane during annealing, while drying led to shrinkage along the film normal and a large distortion of the hexagonal lattice of in-plane cylinders.
With non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and injuries identified as priority diseases based on the national epidemiological profile, and highlighted in the HSSMP, the focus of the Millennium Challenge Account proposal was reoriented from building a tertiary level diagnostic and treatment center towards combating NCDs and injuries, consistent with the HSSMP priorities.
With the welcome change of ethos in international development and disability, some of the very big NGOs have real challenges in reorienting from this model towards a more social and human rights perspective" says Malcolm MacLachlan, professor of psychology at Trinity College Dublin, who has also carried out extensive research into disability and poverty.
US news organisation CNN quotes a US official as saying intelligence suggests he has recently been appointed as al-Qaeda's second-in-command - its "general manager" - by Ayman al-Zawahiri, adding weight to claims that al-Qaeda is reorienting from the Afghanistan-Pakistan region to the Arab world.
In a statement, a DOJ official said they were "revising" the initiative so that it provided "technical assistance to support law enforcement agencies in reorienting from reacting to crime to preventing crime and expanding and improving police-community cooperation to more effectively address crime and disorder problems".
One gets the point; Britain's economy needs to be reoriented away from a consumption-led model to one based on exports.The trouble is that Britain faces a bit of a St Augustine situation (Lord give me chastity, but not yet).
However, intervention of public policy has to be reoriented away from debt financing, in order to put in place and emphasize initiatives that help to facilitate the provision of equity financing to small businesses.
Here, we report a domino effect originating from the point mutation at position 69: we find that the side chain of T62 is reoriented far from its expected position leaning on the lumen of the pore.
