The phrase "a result of shift" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "a result of a shift" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "The changes in the market are a result of a shift in consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "an outcome of a shift" or "a consequence of a shift."
The makeup of Congress has not been this volatile in 20 years, a result of shifting political tides and redistricting.
Meanwhile, Zarita sees her life change completely as a result of shifts within her family and the impact of a much wider political force: the Inquisition.
Some anti-smoking campaigners are now questioning whether the decision to drop the plain packs bill was as a result of shifting allegiances at Westminster.
Last year, the gathering produced some truly important ideas between business deals — like how "collaborative innovation" can tackle "the many challenges emerging as a result of shifting power equations in the world".
Intensive peat accumulation and forest paludification were induced by increasing humidity as a result of shifts in precipitation/evaporation rate and, probably, of cooling and increased rainfall.
This behavior is a result of shifting corrosion currents towards the mass transfer controlled range at elevated temperatures, where acetic acid has a determinant effect.
The results of this study show that the fluvial morphology in this Mediterranean catchment has changed considerably as a result of shifts in agricultural land use, in particular large-scale land abandonment in the second half of the 20th century.
These patterns in floristic composition in a semiarid system inform management and provide insights into potential future changes as a result of shifts in climate and changes in flow management.
The willingness of donors to invest in IMCI had also apparently reduced over time, partly as a result of shifting donor priorities.
