The word "repositioned" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a change in the position of something. Example sentence: The furniture was repositioned to create a more open floor plan.
Miller and Rusbridger worked together to expand the Guardian's global operations into the US and Australia, and repositioned the newspaper as a digitally-focused organisation.
Now the Lib Dems have carefully repositioned themselves where they should have been from the outset – a partner in a European-style coalition where the public knows where the differences between the partners lie.
Yum! Brands, which owns KFC and Pizza Hut, has repositioned itself as an upmarket company in China, offering comfortable dining for middle-class families rather than fast food for the masses.
The American news landscape has become politically polarised, and not just in magazines: witness the humbling of the non-partisan CNN at the hands of the conservative Fox News Channel and the liberal MSNBC.Newsweek has repositioned itself as a smart, selective commentatorNewsweek has tried to adapt, repositioning itself as a smart, selective commentator a kind of weekly Atlantic.
Importantly, it can also be repositioned, which greatly reduces the risk of complications.Some startups focus on the consumer market, often with devices that connect to a smartphone app.
Nevertheless its brand is still strong, and while it may never regain its previous monopoly, it can probably be repositioned as primus inter pares in the sector.
Under cover of darkness, the 500-odd men of the 4 Rifles Battlegroup rumbled out of Basra Palace in their armoured vehicles on September 2nd with hardly a shot fired or bomb detonated.The soldiers, who had been under almost daily attack, were formally "repositioned" to the airport a few miles away.
She repositioned the draining board, moved the drying towels, and scraped her plates more thoroughly before washing.
Their opponents have been delighted to watch them pound ground ball after ground ball straight towards the repositioned infielders.Yet despite their effectiveness, defensive shifts have been a relative rarity for most of modern baseball history.
After taking photographs of one area of the Moon's surface, Surveyor 6 (Nov. 7, 1967) was lifted, moved 2.4 metres (8 feet), and repositioned to continue photographing another area.
Motion-picture camera, also called Movie Camera, any of various complex photographic cameras that are designed to record a succession of images on a reel of film that is repositioned after each exposure.
