'repeated reorganization' is an acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something has to be reorganized multiple times. For example: "The company had to go through repeated reorganization of its workforce in order to remain profitable."
The unit emerged from these repeated reorganizations in very poor state; training was inadequate, with the unit repeatedly failing battalion competence tests, and some areas of combat training notably indirect fire were avoided altogether.
Concern for the nursing staff and interest for the human costs of repeated reorganizations motivated the study.
Repeated global reorganizations of carbon cycling and biotic, oceanic and terrestrial processes occurred during the Early Eocene, and appear to have been paced by cyclic variations in the eccentricity of the Earth's orbit.
Decreased AN volume in migraineurs may be related to the psychiatric disorders in migraine patients and suggest that the central reorganization after repeated, long-term nociceptive signaling.
We focused on vertebrates and drosophilids because of the optimal sampling of closely related species and well-annotated genomes within these taxa, which allowed for tracing diverse patterns of repeat array reorganization up to single repeat resolution.
The fungal hypha penetrates the cortical cell wall and undergoes repeated dichotomous branching, while the plant cell undergoes significant cellular changes, including reorganization of the cytoskeleton, endoplasmic reticulum and development of the peri-arbuscular membrane, which envelops the arbuscule [ 22- 26].
However, the presence of solo-LTR sequences does suggest that recombination between the repeated sequences of the LTR elements could be a contributing factor in the reorganization of Verticillium dahliae genome.
The repeated RF mapping allowed the use of the RF scatter to evaluate the topographic reorganization.
The bailout plan for the companies, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, a seismic event in a year of repeated financial crises followed by aggressive federal intervention, places the companies in a government conservatorship, much like a bankruptcy reorganization.
