The phrase "a sharp change for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or sudden alteration in a situation, condition, or context that affects someone or something.
Example: "The new policy resulted in a sharp change for the employees, impacting their work-life balance."
Alternatives: "a drastic shift for" or "a significant alteration for".
The requirements are a sharp change for most hedge funds and private equity firms.
This is a sharp change for the company, which has so far been careful to say it will move slowly and experiment a lot.
A sharp change for the bet ter in Soviet ‐ American rela tions, of course, would remove or at least reduce these obs tacles.
His embrace of faith was a sharp change for a man whose family offered him something of a crash course in comparative religion but no belief to call his own.
Still other changes involve a shift in corporate philosophy, like making sport utility brakes as effective as car brakes -- a sharp change for Ford, which strongly argued three years ago that there was no need to improve sport utility brakes.
Losing control of the businesses he carefully shaped would be a sharp change for a man who was regularly featured on Forbes's billionaires list; who collected expensive cars and sponsored a Formula One racing team; and whose parties, in Mumbai and at his Goa seaside home, were regularly attended by prominent Bollywood stars and some of India's most powerful politicians.
The tourism and service industries are now its biggest sectors – a sharp change of direction for a city previously known for its coal plants and smoke-filled skies.
So a simple decision at the June 16 summit could see a sharp change of direction for the European bandwagon.
The government said the legislation, while a sharp change of course for Germany, had broad public support.
It is a sharp change of philosophy for Ms. Silvestri, whose eclectic background includes opera and playwriting.
The package marks a sharp change of approach for Labour, which four years ago proposed a partial decriminalisation of prostitution in red-light "tolerance zones", and then powers to allow two or three women to work together in a brothel to provide protection for each other.
