The phrase "a radical shift of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant change or transformation in a particular context, such as in policies, attitudes, or practices.
Example: "The organization experienced a radical shift of its approach to sustainability, leading to more eco-friendly practices."
Alternatives: "a dramatic change in" or "a significant transformation of".
Wouldn't such a radical shift of situation endanger the comedy?
"They're both depending on a radical shift of automating and wiring the doctor's office," said Claudine Singer, an analyst with Jupiter Research.
Efforts to create a circular economy in Europe, for example, have the potential to be hugely beneficial by driving a radical shift of both consumption and production.
But there is a canny Robertson strategy, also evident in the previous novel Anatomy of Murder, which employed a radical shift of gears.
With a radical shift of historical actors, it brings to the forefront the figure of the artiste, a learned artisan who defined himself in contrast to philosophers, savants, and routine-bound craftsmen.
The Supreme Court rejected that, believing it would constitute "a radical shift of authority from states to the federal government to define general standards of medical practice in every locality".
If teaching is to replace acting completely in Dreyfuss's life, it will be a radical shift for one of Hollywood's more prolific actors.
Hamid Mughal, the director of global manufacturing at Rolls-Royce, the FTSE 100 engineering group, told the MPs that industry was facing a "radical shift" because of dramatic advancements in technology.
The second of the three sections in "Gulf Music" makes a radical shift in frame of reference, from sweeping historical and global topics to an inventory of everyday objects.
In the reprise, the song goes though a radical shift in point of view and is more a declaration of love that is strengthening.
It coincides with a radical shift in perception of Ms. Sandberg in her day job, as Facebook's chief operating officer.
