The phrase "a larger shift of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant changes or transitions in various contexts, such as social, economic, or environmental issues.
Example: "The study indicates a larger shift of public opinion towards renewable energy sources in recent years."
Alternatives: "a greater change in" or "a more significant transition of".
Furthermore, a higher Co content leads to a larger shift of binding energy.
The turn to governance by dashboard in HE exemplifies a larger shift of governance in relation to big data.
This systematic scattering is due to a larger shift of the southern hemisphere focus northwards during the northern summer solstice and southwards during the southern summer solstice.
We created the mutation table design to cause a larger shift of flight distance by a single mutation than in the original protocol.
The specifically functionalised biotin sensors showed a frequency decrease of ~270 Hz (i.e. ~1.29 ng), a larger shift of 40 Hz (180 pg) than the in-situ reference levers that shifted only by ~230 Hz (~1.11 ng) in the 10th vibrational mode.
The nature of the scattering appears to be systematic with respect to the seasonal change, best seen in the visualization of the seasonal medians, due to a larger shift of the southern hemisphere focus northwards during the northern summer solstice and southwards during the southern summer solstice.
Even a slight change in momentum can lead to a large shift of energy.
In contrast, the greatest variation is obtained for a large shift of size δ=±15 in the c-chart.
It was found that a small difference in the χ values leads to a large shift of spinodal curve.
This systematic scattering manifests as a large shift of the southern hemisphere focus northwards during northern summer and southwards during the southern solstice.
Notably, in the absence of internal Ca2+, the γ1 subunit promotes a large shift of the BK conductance-voltage curve to more negative potentials.
