The phrase "achieved a shift from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a transition or change from one state, condition, or position to another.
Example: "The company achieved a shift from traditional marketing strategies to digital platforms to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "made a transition from" or "experienced a change from".
However, despite the European elites' ambition to use the WWII as a chance to achieve a shift from the nation-state system to a federal one, the European nation-states had an institutional capacity to handle this great shock.
This "pushing out" exemplifies what Stetson was trying to achieve, a shift away from what he calls "the homogeneity of the orchestra sound".
All big four banks have made statements supporting a 2C target and they have acknowledged the need to play a role in achieving a shift away from fossil fuels.
This paper investigates a practical rail network enhancement scheme from the United Kingdom (UK) designed to achieve a shift of containers from road to rail.
Achieving a shift in focus within integrated STEM from "the incidental nature of mathematics in learning activities" to "the instrumental nature of the mathematics" (Fitzallen 2015, p. 342) may be especially challenging because of the traditionally siloed nature of mathematics instruction.
Designing walking and cycling back into urban communities may be most effective at achieving a sustained shift from car trips to walking and cycling.
While new technology can solve some of these issues, behaviour changes has also been identified as an important factor to achieve a modal shift from cars to walking, cycling or public transport.
The World War II (WWII) as a great shock significantly weakened the European nation-state paradigm and gave the European elites a chance to achieve a 'paradigm shift' from 'the nation-state paradigm' to a 'federalist paradigm'.
Therefore, they hoped that the WWII as a great shock would give them a chance to achieve a 'paradigm shift' from the European nation-state system to a federal one.
There is a need to start actively engaging key stakeholders in order to collect data and to widen health technology assessment approaches for achieving a policy shift from evidence-based medicine to evidence-based decision-making in the field of nutrition.
