The phrase "a thorough shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or comprehensive change in a situation, perspective, or approach.
Example: "The company underwent a thorough shift in its marketing strategy to better align with consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "a complete change" or "a significant transformation".
Digital technologies mark not only a thorough shift in the socioeconomic and cultural realm but also occupy a crucial role in first entering and now inhabiting the Anthropocene.
Since the CareWell-primary care program demands a thorough shift from reactive, acute-disease management to proactive, integrated, chronic care management that involves multiple health care professionals, the implementation of the program demands strongly motivated professionals working in adequately equipped practice settings.
After 1949, Chinese ethnologists underwent a thorough transformation with a complete shift towards the Soviet school by severing ties with Western scholars and abandoning Western theories.
Vance (1996) offers a more thorough shift in attention from theory to investigative practice.
These will be key points to use once you start a more thorough shift in your workforce's health care consciousness.
Doing so would overlook the fact that a thorough generational shift has occurred.
What we need is a thorough paradigm shift: Honor your elimination.
Balms are, as a rule, very thorough, shifting all traces of makeup including waterproof mascara.
These results highlight the need for a thorough analysis of shift work exposure in utero on the health of the adult offspring in humans.
While like a thorough chiropractic appointment, shifting into alignment isn't always pain free, in the end, we feel light years better than before.
Nearly all of the contributors have been online since before Netscape and a graphical World Wide Web; thus they have a thorough understanding of the cultural shifts the Internet has produced and been affected by, and they have a keen appreciation for the potential of the medium.
