The phrase "a shift of position" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change in someone's stance, viewpoint, or physical location.
Example: "The recent events have led to a significant shift of position among the board members regarding the proposed merger."
Alternatives: "a change in stance" or "a repositioning".
Hannan claimed this was not a shift of position as the Leave side had promised to "control" immigration, not end it.
In a shift of position, the Food and Drug Administration is expressing concerns about possible health risks from bisphenol-A, or BPA, a widely used component of plastic bottles and food packaging that it declared safe in 2008.
The indictment emerged days after Serbia endorsed a compromise United Nations resolution on Kosovo, dropping earlier demands to reopen talks on the status of its former province, in a shift of position toward the European Union.
We found with MD simulation that reductions in the net positive charge of V3 caused a shift of V3 position in the gp120 monomer (Fig. 3).
The SPR effect of gold was measured in nitrogen and compared with the gaseous alkane series which caused a shift of the position of the SPR effect.
A reduction of the DAPI-polyP component of the convoluted spectra is assumed to result in a shift of the position of maximum intensity to shorter wavelengths as well as a reduction in the FWHM of the total emission curve.
We propose that the pseudopod stimulatory activity of sGC protein and PIP3 will combine with endogenous activators and inhibitors, thereby inducing a shift of the position where the pseudopod emerges.
For a spherical shape, we also see a shift of the position to the apex, but the effect here is minimal.
For the FoxD subclass, a shift of motif position towards the C-terminus is observed for chick, mouse and human proteins, when compared to amphixous, zebrafish and Xenopus.
Julius Caesar employed a shift of three positions so that plaintext A was encrypted as D, while Augustus Caesar used a shift of one position so that plaintext A was enciphered as B. As many moviegoers noticed, HAL, the computer in 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), encrypts to IBM using Augustus's cipher.
The transition from the amorphous to the crystalline state leads to a significant narrowing of the phonons and to a shift of peak positions towards higher wavenumbers.
