The word 'rewriting' is correct and can be used in written English. You can use it when referring to the process of writing something again or differently, for example "The publisher asked me to do some rewriting before submitting the article for publication".
Many African presidents have tried to stay in power by rewriting their countries' constitutions to lose the limits on presidential terms.
Thursday night's Banished and Sunday night's Poldark are actively rewriting the visual grammar of the costume drama as we know it.
Week 16: Redrafting - Monday 18 January Writing is rewriting and every writer must find their own way to revise their work.
"But then he doesn't go back to obsessively checking the computer or rewriting the speech, or worrying about what [rightwing journalist Matthew d'Ancona] really means.
By making long-term pledges for government spending on infrastructure, rewriting institutional shareholders' responsibilities to prevent them chasing short-term profits and shaking up the banking sector to promote competition, Labour hopes to boost investment, lift productivity and ultimately nurture a more successful economy.
Judith Soal, who edits the Guardian foreign networks, said: "We did anticipate that this would be sensitive and had the conversation about the difficulties of including the Baltics, but not to do so would have been retrospectively rewriting history.
Many of the sites marking colonialism still stand in India today, representing an impressive ability to accept one's history by absorbing it, rather than defacing and rewriting it.
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