The phrase "a shift in orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change in perspective, approach, or focus in various contexts, such as personal development, business strategy, or academic research.
Example: "The company experienced a significant shift in orientation after the new CEO took over, leading to innovative practices and a more inclusive culture."
Alternatives: "a change in perspective" or "a realignment of focus."
Such a shift in orientation, for so long denied by the group's leadership, is now being worn as a badge of honour by the families of the dead.
For initial angles below the neutral angle, creep strain was shown to facilitate a shift in orientation towards the neutral angle.
This coincided with discourse about the nature of the nervous system and a shift in orientation from understanding illness holistically in terms of an individual's humoral imbalance to the concept of organ-based diseases.
This will require a shift in orientation and practice for some departments and their officers.
It's a shift in audience orientation".
X-ray diffraction (XRD) and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) studies showed fcc lattice of the matrix and a shift in preferred orientation of the coating from (111) to (220) crystallographic planes with increasing current density.
Before the coup, Smetona had been the editor of Lietuvis (The Lithuanian), and a shift in its orientation that took place in late November has been cited as evidence that he was not informed about the coup until then.
A shift in the orientation of α7 instead appears to be a consequence of the presence of additional residues at the N-terminus of the Gemin2 core domain.
This disruption is not due to a shift in the orientation of AH domain hydrophobic residues (a consequence of inserting two residues) since inserting three glycines produced a similar loss of function (data not shown).
Based on these and the above observations, it is reasonable to assume that the ancestral chlamydomonadalean mtDNA mapped as a circular molecule with ~12 genes, all of which were encoded on the same strand, and that the events giving rise to linear mtDNA were connected with, or resulted in, a shift in transcriptional orientation of approximately one-third of the genes.
For example, the 6-hr delay in LD should cause a clockwise shift in orientation of 72° to 120°, relative to the non-shifted LD group, if flight direction is fully time compensated; the degree of the shift expected depends on how rapidly the sun's azimuth varies during the time of day the studies were performed, which was 12° to 20° per hour for the current studies.
