The phrase "a relative shift of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or movements in relation to something else, often in fields like economics, science, or statistics.
Example: "The study revealed a relative shift of consumer preferences towards sustainable products over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a comparative change of" or "a proportional adjustment of".
Moreover, the Osborne proposal represents a relative shift of resources towards lower income (though not poor) households.
This suggests that a relative shift of the burden of the global drug problem from the developed countries to the currently developing countries will continue over the coming decade," it says.
As both are fitted globally, α represents a relative shift of the fitting curve.
The Fe 2p3/2 and Fe 2p1/2 main peaks are clearly accompanied by satellite structures on their high binding-energy side, with a relative shift of about 8 eV.
Nevertheless, the first-degree relatives of lupus patients had reduced proportions of NKT cells and a relative shift toward increased proportions of memory and reduced proportions of naïve B and CD4+ T cells, as compared with population control individuals.
Application of the valence sum rule around all the ions in this structure shows that there is a relative shift in the centers of gravity of the cation and anion lattices that is just sufficient to cancel the surface charge.
Wide use of PCV-7 led to a relative shift in the proportion of pathogens causing persistent AOM was observed (decrease in S. pneumoniae and an increasing predominance of NTHi) [ 10].
2. Where there is a gain comparatively not literally at someone else's expense resulting in a relative shift in the distribution of power.
P MRS has other potential uses including evaluation of high-energy phosphates, adenosine-triphosphate (ATP) and adenosine diphosphate (ADP) and measures the pH of a system using relative shift of measured peaks [8].
The relative shift of aHFS was then obtained by a summation over all relative shifts induced by each rare-gas atom.
The relative shift of the shoot expression pattern towards a more root-like pattern, especially concerning genes encoding plastid proteins, was particularly noteworthy in the light of the effects of long-term cytokinin treatment on the roots described above.
