The phrase "a design shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or transformations in design, whether in products, branding, or visual aesthetics.
Example: "The company underwent a design shift to modernize its branding and appeal to a younger audience."
Alternatives: "a design change" or "a design transformation".
The design shift from an early suit intended to disguise Lonnie's age, to one that fit him more fully, was commented on by Norm Breyfogle, who wrote, "…during his existence he's gained quite a few inches and pounds, filling out his costume!
This work is a design paradigm shift from conventional Takagi-Sugeno Kang (TSK) based control to advanced control based on Legendre wavelet neural networks.
Replacing a block with an XSG cosimulated design shifts the burden from Matlab to the FPGA, and the block no longer remains the simulation's bottleneck.
Even from outside, you can see that the interior design shifts to a different key.
The keyboard has a poorly designed shift-key, lackluster speakers, plenty of junkware pre-installed, and glitchy wireless.
The workshop was developed over the last year by Ms. Smith, Dr. Pickar and others after a meeting to discuss a "design revolution" — a shift in focus among companies, universities, investors and scientists toward attacking problems that hamper development in the world's poorest places.
We show a design framework of shift register memories, which is usable for the high-speed register file of the RSFQ microprocessor.
For comparison, look at how Facebook profiles, feeds, and pages look very much in sync from a design standpoint, seamlessly shifting from one to another.
This paper proposes a design guideline of the phase shift anti-islanding method based on non-detection zone (NDZ).
Today it is rolling out a new design that shifts tabs to a column on the left so that more Google gadgets and sources of content can be accommodated.
