The phrase "a discernible shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a noticeable change or transition in a situation, behavior, or trend.
Example: "There has been a discernible shift in public opinion regarding climate change over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a noticeable change" or "an observable transition".
"Accompanying this shift in consumer demographic has been a discernible shift from a mostly critical coverage of China to a mostly supportive stance".
A senior British government source told BusinessGreen there had been a discernible shift in the approach and ambition adopted by the US and the new leadership in Beijing.
The moment was emblematic of a discernible shift in the campaign, one that began when Mr. Ferrer rejected Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's effort to extend his term, while Mr. Green accepted it.
The search for a settlement followed a discernible shift in relations with Washington under Cyprus' pro-western president, Nicos Anastasiades, after years of the island being governed by the Moscow-trained communist Demetris Christofias.
Papandreou's pledge, and the gravity of his pronouncements, marked a discernible shift from his previous reluctance to forge ahead with policies that might hurt lower- or middle-income Greeks, many of whom voted his Pasok party into power last October.
The introduction of a market environment has changed the way in which providers are compensated, with a discernible shift away from salary-based systems to capitation and fee-for-service compensation.
As for what sectors are attracting money, Ravikant says there's been a very discernible shift that will likely continue.
Nor did it find firm evidence that the chains' muscle deterred suppliers from making necessary investments, or undermined the viability of wholesalers.In this section Bleak houses Classier actions Before the fall Big chains enjoy a buyer's market Less taxing Capers at Capitalia The art of the possible ReprintsThese preliminary findings reflect a subtle but discernible shift in competition policy.
To watch them is to feel a discernible perceptual shift; it's as if you were in a tall building looking down at pedestrians as they crisscrossed intersecting streets.
There has been no discernible shift in popular opinion and the choice of Hans-Gert Pöttering as president was a foregone conclusion.
When the PCR reaction was spiked with human DNA (100, 200 or 400 ng/reaction), there was no discernible shift in threshold-cycle between spiked and non-spiked reactions, indicating that the PCR was not inhibited by the presence of human DNA (data not shown).
