The word 'repurposing' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use 'repurposing' when referring to adapting existing materials for use in a new or different way. Example sentence: We have decided to repurpose our old office supplies for use in our home offices.
"It is repurposing social media data into an infomorphic aesthetic".
College grads and artists are drawn by cheap housing and a burgeoning cultural scene, and developers are respectfully repurposing the city's rich architectural heritage.
But as Alex Drake, a cop caught in a similar time-shifted quandary, she made the show the equal of its predecessor, repurposing the format from butch Sweeney homage to a deranged riff on Moonlighting with extra shoulderpads and speedboats.
"Repurposing" has now become a hot idea in American television.
Mrs Apfel has a now-famous penchant for finding items of clothing and jewellery and repurposing them, wearing them in unintended ways, or matching them with the rest of her wardrobe in a fashion that other eyes would not have spotted.
Repurposing also trims the risk of failure because new drugs hit a dead end mostly during the early stages of development.In 2007, a report in Nature, a science journal, counted 41 drugs that have found new uses.
But it may have found a way to both cut costs and open up new markets: repurposing drugs already approved for treatment of one disease or those that failed to gain approval in the late stages of development.
(Barack Obama once joked that Mother's Day was "a tough holiday" for him "because he's not used to saying the word 'day' after 'mother'".) The mayor convinced Smith to come by repurposing a federal anti-pollution grant to offer $15m of incentives to encourage local fleet operators to convert diesel trucks to clean electric ones.
If that is true, it may be that the antiviral drugs given to those with HIV are bringing relief by attacking this unknown culprit too.If this second idea is the right one, it means a treatment for MS looks eminently plausible; it may simply be a question of repurposing some existing drugs.
She was known for repurposing classical Persian poetic forms to explore contemporary themes, often inverting the traditional ghazal structure by using a female narrator.
In this address, Eisenhower spelled out the necessity of repurposing existing nuclear weapons technology to peaceful ends, stating that it must be humanity's goal to discover "the way by which the miraculous inventiveness of man shall not be dedicated to his death, but consecrated to his life".
