The phrase "a willingness to shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the readiness or openness to change or adapt to new circumstances or ideas.
Example: "In today's fast-paced business environment, a willingness to shift strategies is essential for success."
Alternatives: "an openness to change" or "a readiness to adapt".
Mr. Trump has shown a willingness to shift direction up until the moment of a public announcement.
Pandora's success can be credited to old-fashioned perseverance, its ability to harness intense loyalty from users and a willingness to shift directions — from business to consumer, from subscription to free, from computer to mobile — when its fortunes flagged.
Sprewell points not only to the assists, but also to a willingness to shift from his natural shooting guard spot to small forward and to point guard as needed.
It is a willingness to shift away from the original course to a better one that brings ultimate success.
When pressed by Hannity during the Fox interview, Rubio signaled a willingness to shift away from his long-held position that the United States should not create a class of permanent residents who have legal status to work here, but no chance at citizenship.
Mindful eating is a great goal, but first you'll have to dig a little deeper and figure out what's causing you to feel stressed or bored and to seek relief in the fridge, said May Bartlett, a life coach at Wellspace SF. "For the goal of mindful eating to be successful, it needs to be paired with a willingness to shift your relationship with your emotions," she said.
On other issues, however, Senator Bruno has shown a pragmatic willingness to shift his position to reflect the changing times, as he did with the gay-rights legislation last week.
But in his penchant for unpredictability, his willingness to shift at a moment's notice and his sense that only he can make the important decisions, Mr. Trump may find a kindred spirit in the man who would sit across the table, Kim Jofg-uNorth KoreaKorea.
Mr. Bush said the Gore proposal was an example of the vice president's willingness to shift his positions on policy and pander to voters.
Your willingness to shift your thinking is a sign of overcoming weakness and moving toward greater strength.
A five-year-and-counting flat demand for law firms in an expanding market for legal services evidences buyers' willingness to shift business to providers that satisfy their expectations.
