The phrase "able to shift their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity to change or adapt something, often in relation to thoughts, perspectives, or strategies.
Example: "The team was able to shift their approach to meet the new challenges presented by the project."
Alternatives: "capable of altering their" or "able to adjust their".
As temperatures rise, many species may not be able to shift their ranges to stay in a comfortable environment.
Many firms were able to shift their operations to London immediately, flying lots of staff over from America.
Also, many countries were able to shift their food exports elsewhere, selling more to partners in Asia and Africa.
Producers have more accurate and up-to-the-minute information about what's selling, and their plants are able to shift their product mix more quickly.
Our last three presidents have all been able to shift their speaking styles — an ability that is distinct from eloquence or empathy.
Learning in his organization will accelerate, and they'll be able to shift their business in the fundamental ways that will allow them to succeed long-term.
Since parasites are able endlessly to shift their genotype through a limited, but non-trivial, genotypic space, host defences likewise required constant change.
"Coaches can help provide them with a perspective or a mindset that can help individuals transition to their role, career… that they would not be able to shift on their own," Rochelle Cooper '84BC, '89TC said.
Under Ryan's proposal workers would be able to shift to their personal accounts 10 percentage points of the current 12.4% Social Security payroll tax on the first $10,000 of wages each year ($1,000) and 5 percentage points on all taxable wages above that.
Among the new language to appear on NSAIDs' labels is a statement hinting that not all NSAID medications carry equal risk of heart attack and stroke, suggesting that consumers might be able to shift from their anti-inflammatory pain medication to another, safer one.
Prions can be defined as proteins able to shift between their soluble and aggregated states.
