The phrase "a shift in conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change in circumstances or factors that affect a situation or outcome.
Example: "The project was delayed due to a shift in conditions that impacted our timeline."
Alternatives: "a change in circumstances" or "an alteration in factors".
Aviva head Mr Harvey admitted: "Earlier warning to customers of the likelihood of a shortfall or a shift in conditions would have been a good thing".
This may have financed productive projects, but it left firms vulnerable to a shift in conditions – such as an increase in global interest rates, or a "sudden stop", when capital is abruptly withdrawn.
We interpret a shift in conditions at the Younger Dryas to indicate a limited switch in insolation-dominated control on climate of the Lake Victoria region, to remote teleconnections with the coupled Atlantic and Pacific climate system.
A key factor controlling the evolution of soil P speciation is the marked change in ambient conditions following land conversion, resulting in a shift in anaerobic conditions, a decrease in pH, accumulation of organic matter, and depletion of carbonates.
Here, we show that when cellular architecture is altered by a shift in culture conditions from monolayer to three-dimensional multicellular spheroids, expression of multiple angiogenesis effectors (VEGF, TSP-1, TSP-2, Ang-1, and TF) is profoundly altered.
Geochemical differences in bulk rock geochemistry, mass balance weathering calculations and carbon isotope ratios of palaeosol organic matter between early Miocene palaeosols from the Kisingiri volcano are the result of both changes in the depositional regime and a shift in climatic conditions.
A single slow quarter for tech M&A does not necessarily signal a shift in market conditions.
ebr3 has an LM phenotype upon inoculation with M. oryzae and Xoo and the phenotype is also induced by a shift in environmental conditions.
The action of warfarin was not modelled explicitly, but represented by a shift in initial conditions (starting concentrations) for vitamin K-dependent Factors II, VII, IX and X, as well as proteins C and S based on published data [39].
Hence, most likely also genes classified in other groups play a role in coping with stress accompanying a shift in cultivation conditions.
