The phrase "a shift to open" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes in policies, practices, or approaches that promote transparency or accessibility.
Example: "The organization is undergoing a shift to open communication, encouraging all team members to share their ideas freely."
Alternatives: "a transition to openness" or "a move towards transparency".
But Brazil still offers investors a chance to get in near the bottom at a time when a shift to open-market economies is sweeping the world and the realization is growing in Latin America that countries that do not change will be left behind.
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Attention will shift to opening at weekends in 2014/15.
There had been some promising signs – there was a big policy shift to open government data and faster broadband – but instead of laws to support tech startups, the then PM, Labour's Gordon Brown, seemed to prefer a 'top-down' approach to tech policy.
A shift to an open primary could hurt Lee, who supports the convention system because his most passionate supporters are the conservative activists who become delegates.
Ben was kind enough to partner with us to help us measure, carefully and without affecting behavior, the interactions of individuals in two different company headquarters before and after a shift to truly open offices.
While high prices for big events will never change, there's momentum building for a shift to more open access for everyday games that could create a real opportunity for change that benefits everyone: primary platforms, teams, secondary marketers and fans.
A shift to an open conformation is required for binding to the cytoskeleton.
5) The authors propose that the reduced τc values for the charge reversal mutation indicates a shift to more open conformations.
After this and a "legion of other failures of Windows-based systems," the Pentagon considered a shift to free, open-source operating systems like Linux.
