The phrase "a better shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or changes in work schedules, productivity, or performance.
Example: "After analyzing the team's output, we decided to implement a better shift to enhance efficiency."
Alternatives: "an improved shift" or "a more effective shift".
If only that feature could dial in more powertrain grunt and a better shift linkage, the SportBack would truly be — in the words of Tony Hawk — almost too good.
Defensively we put in a better shift and were a lot more aggressive with it.
"They need to put in probably a better shift than they did".
As pointed out earlier, Facebook's acquisition of Little Eye Labs could trigger a better shift for M&A exits, but for now these acquisitions are too small in size.
A nonparametric exponentially weighted moving average (NPEWMA) control chart combines the advantages of a nonparametric control chart with the better shift detection properties of a traditional EWMA chart.
Individual changes in MAU and attribute categories from age 19 to age 28 were classified into three categories: better (shift to a more favorable category), stable (no shift), and worse (shift to a less favorable category).
Optimized for web tablet and mobile, Shanharam assert that their SAAS powers a better doctor shift handoff and is a $1 billion market, "Enterprise sales happen fast when people are dying," he says.
The denoising experiments show that the proposed wavelet frames have better shift invariance and denoising performance than the wavelet frames constructed by I.W. Selesnick.
Young age predicted better shift work tolerance.
20 In a recent review, we noted that low scores on morningness, high scores on flexibility and low scores on languidity were associated with better shift work tolerance in the majority of the included studies.
As Beers stumbled into the back office, Gross followed and, to get a better angle, shifted the pistol from his right hand to his left.
