The phrase "able to shift from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capacity to change or transition from one state, condition, or situation to another.
Example: "She is able to shift from a creative mindset to a more analytical approach when needed."
Alternatives: "capable of transitioning from" or "able to move from".
With a beauty degree, during busy times he'll be able to shift from managing the store to cutting hair.
But add mass to them and they should be able to shift from one flavour to another.
With the right set of building blocks, she was able to shift from a software buyer to a software maker.
With complete ownership of its wireless business, the company would be able to shift from receiving dividends to being able to fully incorporate all of its profit.
Imagine the innovations in renewable energy, high-speed rail or disease control that could result if many of our own military experts were able to shift from wasteful multibillion-dollar missile defense systems, for example, and be paid to work on more socially useful projects.
Eric Wood, an analyst at Pike Research, a market research and consulting firm on clean energy technology, said "smart cities" are those that are able to shift from being just reactive to being proactive, based on the use of better information.
In essence, SABMiller paid itself, and was able to shift profits from Africa to the Netherlands, where the tax code is lenient on revenue from royalties.
Thus, 'Madagascar' was able to shift reference from the mainland to the island once perceptually-based groundings in the island became established.
As that happens, marketers will be able to shift focus from generic outreach to developing personalized experiences that automatically address consumers with customized solutions.
They were able to shift capacity from one side of a tower to another, so that a tower by a seaside highway directed more signals to the busy road than to the empty ocean.
They were able to shift funds from multiple sources to allow teaching for the full 180 days last year.
