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The phrase "a shift in consciousness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change in awareness, perception, or understanding, often in a philosophical, psychological, or spiritual context.
Example: "The workshop aimed to facilitate a shift in consciousness among participants, encouraging them to explore new perspectives on their lives."
Alternatives: "a change in awareness" or "a transformation in perception."
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He called Obama's election a "shift in consciousness".
So we're starting to see a shift in consciousness.
Nevertheless, with respect to public health approaches, there seems to be a shift in consciousness.
So, you have to conclude that it was a shift in consciousness that helped bring about its end.
Even if only a rhetorical step, such a shift in consciousness could gradually rebalance power at the negotiating table.
We're talking about a shift in consciousness, for writer and reader (and for artist and viewer) alike.
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That was a turning point, a shift in the consciousness of the public, a greater awareness of suppression of women's rights.
A shift in cultural consciousness would be paramount.
It also requires a shift in public consciousness that is close to seismic.
Something fundamental has happened – a shift in human consciousness and behaviour as momentous as that triggered by the arrival of mass consumption and mass culture in the 1900s.
TE: There's clearly been no evidence of a shift in governmental consciousness, though.
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