The phrase "a true shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a genuine or significant change in a situation, perspective, or approach.
Example: "The new policy represents a true shift in our company's commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "a real change" or "an authentic transformation".
Shapiro feels that it represents a true shift in the nation.
But if he initiates a true shift in the way that power is exercised in the Church he may turn out to be a radical.
Still, for those ready to declare a true shift under Mr. Kim, it may be helpful to look back to another period of change that, as it turns out, also had a fashion angle.
While Dr. Patzert and other scientists said they believed that a flip from one phase of the oscillation to another had occurred, they also said it was too soon to tell whether it represented a true shift from one multidecadal regime to the other.
He concedes that in recent years the independents have been leaning toward the Democrats, but he says that's not a consequence of a true shift in voter attitudes but a result of a "filter-down" effect from unpopular Republican candidates at the top of the ticket.
It doesn't matter how good the tech is or how disruptive a company's business model — if it's trying to create a true shift in consumer behavior (that's exactly what Nike is attempting) then it has to partner with culture.
A true shifting of the landscape and the rules by which we measure ourselves.
It is therefore important to clarify if the observed surround shift is a "true" surround shift or a side effect of the center shift.
We need to estimate the probability that the true shift, a or b, is less than the maximum correction that would leave the focal value "incompatible" with the data.
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Finally, character displacement should result from a true evolutionary shift, not from biased colonization and extinction of similarly sized individuals (criterion 5).
