The phrase "a process that shifts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a method or procedure that undergoes change or transformation over time.
Example: "The research focuses on a process that shifts the paradigm of traditional education."
Alternatives: "a method that evolves" or "a procedure that changes".
But the specific ways in which they do so depends significantly on a dynamic process that shifts across time and works out differently in diverse contexts.
The implication is that an initial induction process that shifts the protein kinase/phosphatase equilibrium to favour increased AMPA receptor density must be reinforced by signalling pathways connected to P-Rex.
In 2007, the USCO underwent an internal re-engineering process that shifted the copyright registration system from paper-based to online.
In a recent article in Counseling Today, Thelma Duffey, President of the American Counseling Association, said that creativity in counseling refers to "the creative human capacity to effect change," including a "process that involves shifts in thoughts, feelings, behaviors, and perspectives".
Serono's research push in the prion field is part of a larger strategy to transform its simpler biology-based product core into one relying more on genetically engineered products, a process that has shifted into high gear since Ernesto Bertarelli, 36, took over as chief executive from his father in 1996.
He and others spoke of a process that has shifted responsibility for the obituary roll call from a narrow group that once mainly included the Oscar show producer and both the president and the executive director of the Academy to a slightly broader group of insiders who now must choose a few dozen peers from this year's especially large group of about 500 candidates.
This shift can also be attributed to the confinement of the aggregative sensing assay within pores, a process that can theoretically shift the distribution of aggregates to favor smaller particles in comparison to free solution with a given glucose concentration because of entropy requirements and steric hindrances presented by the pores.
The insertion of new segments from different viruses, especially from viruses of animal (rather than human) origin, leads to the process of genetic "reassortment". The resulting "reassortants," if they involve genes that code for proteins in the virus's surface antigens, can lead to major changes in the influenza virus's configuration -- a process that is known as antigenic shift.
Improving one's own body image perception is a process that occurs over time and requires shifting the way in which you define beauty and your own self-worth.
The RG involved a process that was reported to entail a shift from reactive to preventive healthcare.
