The phrase "achieve shifts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing making changes or transformations, particularly in a process or strategy.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve shifts in public perception through targeted marketing campaigns."
Alternatives: "bring about changes" or "create transformations".
In general, in a low inflation environment with downward rigidity in nominal prices, it takes longer to achieve shifts in relative prices.
Ornstein's The Psychology of Consciousness (1972) was enthusiastically received by the academic psychology community, as it coincided with new interests in the field, such as the study of biofeedback and other techniques designed to achieve shifts in mood and awareness.
Interspecific competition may prevent a population from evolving through crossing fitness valleys or adaptive ridges if it requires many generations to achieve peak shifts.
By inducing functional changes in DCs and MØs, the metacestode can achieve important shifts in T-cell subsets.
Your approach is unlikely to achieve this shift".
The solution is a public-relations effort to achieve a shift in public attitudes as we saw on smoking.
"Recognising that makes it easier to achieve the shift of resources and have the political debate that's needed".
Incentives that achieve a shift in attitudes to make moving an aspiration, and not a penalty, for older people could be hugely beneficial for the whole of society.
Dr King, having studied the philosophies of Jesus and Mahatma Gandhi, focused on non-violent direct action to achieve a shift in the paradigm of public policy.
This "pushing out" exemplifies what Stetson was trying to achieve, a shift away from what he calls "the homogeneity of the orchestra sound".
Multiple methods were attempted in order to achieve pitch shifting, and this is what was determined to be just too difficult for the microcontroller to handle.
