reorganize
The agency is undergoing a major reorganization.
The plan proposed reorganization of the country into 10 provinces.
The company may announce a reorganization of management before the end of this year.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Managing and organizing
admin
administer
administration
anti-bureaucracy
bronze command
flabbily
get up
get your act togetheridiom
gold command
have/get your shit togetheridiom
mobilize
mount
party planner
party planning
project-manage
rationalization
rationalize
recentralization
scrum
wieldy

reorganization | Business English

reorganization
noun[ C or U ]
(UK alsoreorganisation)uk /riːˌɔːɡənaɪˈzeɪʃən/ us /riːˌɔrɡənəˈzeɪʃən/
HR, MANAGEMENT, WORKPLACE
a change in the way that something such as a company is organized, in order to improve it:
corporate reorganization
broad/major/massive reorganization
a radical/sweeping reorganization
announce a reorganizationThe company may announce a reorganization of management before the end of this year.
LAW, FINANCE, WORKPLACE
in the US, a change in the way a company and its finances are organized after it has gone bankrupt:
reorganization costs
a plan of reorganization/reorganization plan
The New York-based investment firm was a member of the company's creditors committee during its recent bankruptcy reorganization.

Examples of reorganization

reorganization
We do not aim to test all aspects of social capital and civic reorganization arguments about civic change in the late-twentieth century.
Many of these cell-surface receptors activate signaling pathways that cause reorganization of the actin cytoskeleton.
As the reorganization perspective argues, elites led the way in abruptly changing the types (not just numbers) of civic groups with which they affiliated.
Unresolved conflicts must be reintegrated into the life story to provide a more meaningful picture of life, and effect a reorganization of personality.
Here we note that there has indeed been substantial reorganization of parts of laboratory practice in conformity with a logic of financial calculation.
Due to reorganization of water protons, there was a concomitant increase in bulk and free water, but a decrease in bound water.
As time passes and the child interacts with his or her environment, factors and interactions that potentially contribute to the child's maturation undergo reorganization.
These skeletons apply on (nested) vectors and can be grouped into four classes: computation, reorganization, communication and mask skeletons.
With this reorganization, a new department was formed to deal with all aspects of the social welfare of the inhabitants.
When we compare late-twentieth-century membership trends for senators and citizens affiliated with prominent cross-class associations, social capital theory and reorganization theory offer clearly different expectations.
The reorganization of the administration for treatment of, and collections for, the victims of plague followed a similar pattern to those organised for the poor.
Similarly, the collections of computation and reorganization skeletons could be extended.
These changes clearly indicate the reorganization of water in germinating seeds.
She also emphasized the crucial cognitive role of formulas as an entry to grammar, a databank to be used for later analysis and reorganization.
This internal reorganization process is a gradual one.
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