The phrase "a noteworthy shift in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant change or transition in a particular context, such as trends, opinions, or behaviors.
Example: "The study revealed a noteworthy shift in public attitudes towards climate change over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a significant change in" or "an important transition in".
The election-year worries prompted a noteworthy shift in policy positions among the Republican senators during the legislative session this year.
Shwopping reflects a noteworthy shift in consciousness as retailers are starting to think about the life-cycle of a product, Cone said.
Competition has started to push down costs, and lenders are beginning to offer loans on unlimited amounts, a noteworthy shift in an industry that has mostly relied on federally insured mortgages with strict caps.
But in a noteworthy shift, the Illinois senator is trying to reach working-class and middle-class voters by arguing more explicitly that the reform ideas driving his campaign can address the economic troubles that threaten their way of life.
During press previews at the New York auto show, which opened to the public Friday at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, car companies made a noteworthy shift back to conventional cars after years in which trucks and S.U.V.'s took center stage.
In comparison to the NaCl case, a noteworthy shift of the IEP towards acidic pH was observed for all the surfaces in PBS, with a more prominent effect for the tubular nanostructures.
if it did then it would be a noteworthy shift for VMware and show a significant commitment to the open cloud.
Ms. Aguilar is part of a small but noteworthy shift in the construction industry: since 2005, more women have gone into the building trades in New York City than at any other period in history, according to trade union officials.
Thus last week's Republican triumphs are the result not of some noteworthy shift in partisan allegiances; Republicans won because voters are concerned with issues they have long associated with the party.
There is higher noteworthy shift in the [002] peak intensity for ultrathin than that for thin as-grown and thermally treated NW arrays at 873 K, revealing that the 15-nm ZnO NWs are much better suited for optical emission-based applications than 100-nm NWs.
