The word 'reshaping' is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to change or alter something's shape or form. Example: The company is currently in the process of reshaping its business strategy to adapt to the changing market trends.
It is a great loss that Mr Kennedy will play no part in Britain's political reshaping.
Even if Malthouse actually foresaw those personnel problems, it wouldn't have been unreasonable to assume that the decades-long success he'd had reshaping other clubs convinced him that he was up to the task at Carlton too.
Related: Lynton Crosby: the man who really won the election for the Tories The British prime minister, David Cameron, spent Friday evening reshaping his government after winning a sensational second five-year mandate for his Conservative party in a general election result that confounded pollsters and pundits – and shattered the centrist Liberal Democrats, his junior coalition partners since 2010.
On the outskirts of Tubmanburg, Liberia, the medical hospital ship, Mercy Ships has been playing a major role in reshaping gender attitudes and training up skilled midwives.
Now tales of elite troops are reshaping the public perception of war, even though war is still a tragic grind far more complex than any film of this era has shown.
The digital economy is transforming the world of work and it needs to start reshaping the classroom.
The government's push for a seven-day NHS has to recognise that the goal cannot be replicating existing Monday-to-Friday services over the weekend, but reshaping those services.
The left can build only from the ground up, reshaping itself through the revitalisation of communities, working with local people to help fill the gaps in social provision left by an uncaring elite.
A Guardian analysis has identified 20 Labour Westminster seats at risk from the so-called "yes alliance" after SNP membership more than tripled to more than 80,000 after the referendum, allowing the SNP to outgun Labour across west and central Scotland and reshaping the political landscape.
After a quiet start the former Bloomberg executive has been making his mark at Dow Jones, hiring and firing and reshaping the business for a digital future.
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