The phrase "a shift of duties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in responsibilities or tasks assigned to individuals or teams.
Example: "Due to the recent restructuring, there will be a shift of duties among the staff to better align with our new goals."
Alternatives: "a change in responsibilities" or "a reassignment of tasks."
Our men on border duty work a shift of two hours on and one hour off.
When counselors are asked to serve as last-minute substitute teachers, plan the school-wide testing program, or take a double shift of lunch duty, what little time they have for students is gone, and that includes time for college planning.
In an email statement, Cavazos-Garcia cited declining MAS enrollment ranks for the shift of teaching duties, and noted that she made the unilateral decision of changing supervision on the basis that "MAS teachers have now been brought in line with all other staff members and evaluated by campus principals as required by board policy".
Miami-Dade Police were monitoring a suspected gambling operation in Liberty City when they noticed a rotating shift of six off-duty City of Miami police officers protecting the storefront, reports the Miami Herald.
This usually happened because nurses felt there was pressure on them that ' they must complete a set of duties during their shift'.
It said the engineer, Robert M. Sanchez, 46, who was killed in the crash, sent text messages throughout his shift, a split tour of duty.
A common approach is task shifting, the delegation of duties from more skilled medical personnel to non-physician or intermediate cadres of health workers.
Many hospitals have altered shift schedules as a result of duty hour reforms.
Data from the present assessment suggest that task shifting of M&E duties at the facility level to paraprofessional cadres, such as data entry clerks, may be an effective strategy to strengthen data quality.
And playing the two men who excite Nina's libido in one instance and gain her actual hand in marriage in the other, Darren Pettie and Jason Watkins embody shifting points on a spectrum of duty and desire that finds our heroine redefining anew just what it means to love.
