The phrase "revamping process" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of improving, updating, or modernizing something. Example: The company underwent a revamping process to stay competitive in the market.
The chief executive, David Cote, who has been in the job almost a year, said today that the revamping process was completed provided the economy did not lapse into recession.
"We've gone from being broken and sick to now being extremely healthy and well capitalized," said Tony Alvarez, who is overseeing the revamping process and is temporarily serving as president and chief executive until Warnaco finds a permanent replacement.
The subtle revamping process was called the Quiet Revolution.
But this methodology isn't just about improving technology and revamping processes.
Under the revamped process, there will be more transparency and less risk of the facility being used to incubate radicals, said Brig.
Fifa has ruled the tournament can go to any continent except Asia and was due to be awarded in May 2017 under a revamped process in which all 209 Fifa associations would have a vote.
After a revamped process that left some members confounded and others crying foul, the Academy announced this season's shortlist of 15 documentaries on Monday, with 5 eventually to be chosen as Oscar nominees.
The revamped process involves patients sitting on the teams that go into hospital and regular public meetings at each site that is visited.
Change happens, whether based on the introduction of revamped processes, the launch of new technology, corporate restructuring or turnover in leadership — change is everywhere.
The technology can revamp processes for how users navigate interfaces, but it also has the potential to alter gameplay and in-headset communication.
The technology can revamp processes for how users navigate interfaces, but it also has the potential to alter gameplay and in-headset communication.
