The phrase "a systemic shift in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant change or transformation within a system, organization, or process.
Example: "The company is undergoing a systemic shift in its approach to sustainability, aiming to reduce its carbon footprint significantly."
Alternatives: "a fundamental change in" or "a comprehensive transformation of".
In particular we show that resource efficiency requires a systemic shift in values, innovation, governance and management regimes.
To achieve a systemic shift in Iran's human rights record, much more is needed, but an important first step is re-establishing communications.
It was hypothesized that Gulf War syndrome may be explained as a systemic shift in cytokine balance from a T helper (Th) 1 profile toward a Th2 profile because the syndrome is clinically similar to autoimmune diseases (Rook and Zumla 1997; Skowera et al. 2004).
They see a broad, systemic shift in capital models pivoting towards serving a newly empowered generation of customers that have the ability to price, critique and purchase anytime, anywhere.
Overall, however, the neo-liberal framework is associated with small scale and uneven initiatives, with limited contribution to a systemic shift to sustainable cities.
But taking this on one company at a time will not achieve the type of systemic shift in the private sector required to create a resilient, healthy and just world.
At the other end of the distribution, as indicated by the systemic shift in the tail across cohorts, a relatively small set of prolific scientists steadily publish within the arena throughout their scientific careers.
The real story right now in the $4.5 trillion U.S. retail industry is a broad, systemic shift from a product-based economy toward a new focus on consumer relationships.
This empirical trend reversal is a significant systemic shift that must be taken into account when addressing any policy solution.
Under complex stress-exposure (e.g., combination of LPS and restraint) or chronic inflammatory conditions splenic SA innervation and responsiveness to adrenergic mediators in splenic cells is altered and associates with immune cell apoptosis and reduced TNFα and interferon gamma (IFNγ) and thus a systemic TH2 shift as observed in the elderly.
Thus we conclude that the reduced contributions observed in the concentrated seed experiments are not explainable either in terms of a systemic over-time shift in player behavior, the presence of experienced players contributing less, or a higher return rate of more cooperative players.
