The phrase "a massive shift of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant change or transition in a particular context, such as in business, technology, or social dynamics.
Example: "The company experienced a massive shift of its operational strategy to adapt to the changing market conditions."
Alternatives: "a significant change in" or "a substantial transition of".
VA is gearing up for a massive shift of health care to the private sector.
Even before the financial meltdown, we've seen a massive shift of risk from corporations to the individual.
In short, the last half century has seen a massive shift of the burden of federal taxation off business and onto individuals.
If the ruling by the D.C. Circuit is upheld, the result will be a massive shift of power from Presidents to Senate minorities.
The renovation -- or "renaissance" as the museum's president, Guy Cogeval, promotes it -- has resulted in a massive shift of more than half of the 1,850 works on exhibition.
"To classify climate change as a tort," Mr. Keisler said, "would trigger a massive shift of institutional authority away from the politically accountable branches and to the courts, which we think would be inconsistent with separation of powers".
We must ask whether it is the result of a massive shift in the psychology of our nation that some argue grew out of the excesses of the 1960's, a shift from self-reliance to indulgence and dependence, from caring to self-indulgence, from public accountability to public abdication and chaos".
It is no accident that the increased use of adjuncts followed quickly on the heels of a massive shift in the demography of college attendance in the late sixties and early seventies.
Such a massive shift in control of industry profits is unprecedented and speaks to the growing value of software in the cell phone industry.
The impact of a massive shift in the fundamentals of the advertising industry could be huge in the United States — much like a massive shift in the legal industry, thanks in part to outsourcing to India, has led to a two-tier structure in some firms and a re-examination of the benefits of law school.
If you haven't noticed we are in the middle of a massive shift, actually the fusion of economics, business and technology that is redefining our future.
