The phrase "a shift in structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications in the organization or arrangement of something, such as a document, system, or process.
Example: "The recent analysis revealed a shift in structure that could improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "a change in framework" or "a modification in organization".
And that, he added, will precipitate a shift in revenue structure from voice to data.
A shift in the structure of the economy that began about a decade ago appears to have accelerated.
One of the biggest factors behind the Dow's surge has been the revival of Caterpillar, a construction-equipment maker, which just happens to have a higher share price than many larger companies.But perhaps the resurgence of the Dow is nevertheless revealing a shift in the structure of the stockmarket.
"These are balances of probability, but the likelihood is that it will become more expensive to fund that deficit [if the UK leaves the EU] and, with a shift in the structure of it, it may mean that for a period the UK economy cannot run as large a current account deficit – it means that there would be less activity in the economy, less growth," he said.
Is this a swing of the pendulum or a shift in the structure?
We found that the outbreak initiated a shift in forest structure from single-cohort lodgepole pine stands to stands with greater diversity in age classes and species composition.
Increases were observed in the environmentally sensitive taxa (Ephemeroptera (mayflies), Plecoptera (stoneflies) and Trichoptera (caddisflies) (EPT)), reflecting a shift in community structure toward one associated with indigenous forest streams (Quinn et al. 2009).
DVS results at 90 days for the mix with 40% slag replacement showed a marked reduction in porosity and a shift in pore structure to the finer pore size range when compared to the 28 day results.
Investigations made in this field in Iran have mostly been concerned with vermicomposting outsourced waste materials such as animal dung, industrial and agricultural wastes, and municipal sewage sludge rather than domestic waste and, thus, have not contributed to a shift in the structure of solid waste management systems.
Additionally, a shift in the structure of AOB was detected after three applications of either the AI or the CF. Together these results reflect an impact of repeated exposure to glyphosate on bacterial groups involved in key processes for C and N cycling in soil.
