The phrase "a way to shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for changing or altering a situation, perspective, or approach.
Example: "We need to find a way to shift our focus towards more sustainable practices in our business model."
Alternatives: "a method to change" or "a means to alter".
But it will also provide a way to shift coverage toward a different and safer conversation.
So is that not good, some ask, as a way to shift away from fossil fuels?
"That's a way to shift the conversation... away from Sydney, and making it a global conversation".
Jokowi will have to find a way to shift the economy towards domestic consumption and value-added manufacturing.That will be difficult without doing something about Indonesia's appalling infrastructure.
But Mr. Keys good-naturedly acknowledged that his memoir was also a way to shift attention from an escapade famous in rock 'n' roll lore.
It was invented by executives of insurance companies and big corporations, who saw this as a way to shift more of the cost from their firms to consumers.
The NFL Network's reporting about the owners' lockout of players is a way to shift assumptions that the channel will give knee-jerk priority to management's position.
The Downing Street meeting will aim to find a way to "shift the burden of financial sector support from the public to the private sector".
The original games were released at a time where splashing copious amounts of blood into proceedings was a certain way to shift a shipload of copies, and it was arguably the most graphic franchise of the lot.
As Mac software and game creators have long known, a bundle is a good way to shift product.
Control methods, initially developed to reduce vibration and damage, can be a good way to shift modal parameters of a structure in order to modify its dynamic response.
