The phrase "through restructuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications made to an organization, system, or process to improve efficiency or effectiveness.
Example: "The company improved its financial performance through restructuring its management team."
Alternatives: "via reorganization" or "by means of restructuring."
"We will continue to cut costs through restructuring.
The Ministry of Justice has pencilled in a saving of £200m through restructuring the HM Courts and Tribunals Service.
Mr. King said it was important, however, that the new contracts did not wipe out the competitive gains the companies had achieved through restructuring.
In the case of Dow and DuPont, individual activist investors – each managing enormous hedge funds for wealthy clients – pushed hard on these firms to cut costs through restructuring.
Mr. Singh, who once ran Goldman Sachs's principal strategies trading, predicted that the shift away from an "exaggerated U.S. focus" would continue and identified value in Europe through restructuring plays, notably in chemicals.
Mr Marchionne has been praised for leading Chrysler through restructuring following its bankruptcy in 2009.
Palestinians and Israelis resume security cooperation based on the Tenet work plan to end violence, terrorism, and incitement through restructured and effective Palestinian security services.
More than 16 months after President Barack Obama told a crowd in Mesa, Ariz., of his plan to help up to 4 million homeowners avoid foreclosure through restructured mortgages, nearly 436,000 homeowners have been kicked out of HAMP.
As a result, 6 of the 11 casinos in Atlantic City are either in bankruptcy or going through major debt restructuring.
There is increasing pressure on cost savings through faster farm restructuring.
This will be done through recruitment restrictions, restructuring, normal staff turnover and voluntary redundancies.
