The phrase "a shift in the timing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or adjustments to a schedule or timeline.
Example: "The project experienced a shift in the timing of its completion due to unforeseen circumstances."
Alternatives: "a change in the schedule of" or "an adjustment in the timing of".
Some commuters will shift their work schedules to avoid travelling during the times of the road closures, potentially leading to a shift in the timing of congestion and associated emissions.
Hence there is a shift in the timing of donations, as much as an increase in the total.
Running the spots in taxi cabs is new for the second sale, Mr. Chung says, as is a shift in the timing of when the campaign begins.
A shift in the timing of the hand-out withholding a part of thand-out withholdingntil just before the start of the school year—boosted enrolment sharpart
The differential accumulation of specific microRNAs and 21-nt phasiRNAs observed between O. barthii and O. glaberrima may result from differences in their expression levels, but may also reflect a shift in the timing of their expression during panicle development.
Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine whether there is a shift in the timing of eclampsia in relation to delivery and whether traditional symptoms precede impending postpartum eclampsia.
The transcription profiles in cluster NP3 showed a similar shift in the timing of expression responses of other metabolic genes.
We show that growth at the northern limit of the A. thaliana species range has involved a seasonal shift in the timing of vernalization.
A tax increase might prompt a one-time shift in the timing of compensation without meaningfully altering long-term choices.
Saks's results were helped by a year-over-year shift in the timing of the chain's designer clearance sale.
Significant phase shift in the timing of expression changes have also been observed for highly associated genes [ 6].
