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"a shift of focus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a change in the direction of attention, emphasis, or activity. For example, "After months of research and development, our team made a shift of focus towards the implementation process."
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There has been a shift of focus towards gender aspects of imprisonment too.
It is the IUPS's recognition that physiology needs a shift of focus.
I asked Case if he sensed a shift of focus away from Gates.
But this requires a shift of focus, from the quantity of finance to its quality.
The party marked a shift of focus for the Rolling Jubilee.
What worries her most is a shift of focus from content to process.
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Much of the problem lies in a shift of cybercriminal focus from operating systems to applications.
They have also prompted a shift of ethical focus away from the question of whether online relationships are "real" friendships (Cocking and Matthews 2000), to how well the real friendships we bring to SNS are being served there (Vallor 2012).
Thus, a shift of clinical focus from pathophysiology to the prevention of persistent disability is needed in primary care clinicians involved in LBP management[ 3].
Nurses saw their roles in ACP as engaging with patients to elicit care preferences, facilitate family communication and enable a shift of care focus towards palliative care.
In rich countries, there has been a steady shift of focus from A to including B, C and D, i.e., to a holistic inclusion of wellbeing dimensions for all children.
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