The phrase "a shift of paradigm" is not correct; the correct expression is "a shift in paradigm." You can use it when discussing a fundamental change in approach or underlying assumptions in a particular field or context.
Example: "The introduction of renewable energy sources represents a significant shift in paradigm for the energy industry."
Alternatives: "a change in paradigm" or "a paradigm shift."
Nowadays we are experiencing a shift of paradigm from ownership of goods to sharing goods and experiences.
In the past there has been a shift of paradigm away from stand-alone, black-box problem solving systems to assisting tools for medical decision support.
The previous era of P4 has established a shift of paradigm in the medical field.
The emerging field of CS triggered a shift of paradigm in signal processing and digital communications that also sparked new ideas in the field of RFID.
The ambitious goal of the DSM-5 tosk Force was to produce a shift of paradigm in psychiatry by introducing a dimensional approach.
There is no use for a guideline if its implementation into practice is not facilitated and does not entail a shift of paradigm from the more disease-oriented guideline developers to the more patient-oriented users [ 38, 39].
So when I show up on the scene, 27 years old, from an average family with no great wealth, barely any experience in politics, and female, it's a bit of a paradigm shift.
The new literature indicates a shift of the paradigm of a so-called "optimal-gender policy," a term coined by the early pioneering group in the field from Johns Hopkins University in the 1960s.
If something as grand as a complete shift of paradigm is in the offing, then the old physicians, with their old understandings, training, and paradigm, are relics to be removed as soon as possible.
Hopefully, our results contribute to a necessary shift of paradigm: when evaluating dizziness in older patients, clinicians should not just focus on diagnosing underlying diseases but also on identifying contributing factors that are potentially modifiable.
Most fundamentally, the government's response to WTO accession involves an entire shift of paradigm - from direct participation in the economy to assuming a more indirect regulatory role.
