The phrase "acknowledge that shift" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a change in perspective, situation, or context that needs to be recognized or accepted.
Example: "In our recent meeting, we must acknowledge that shift in our market strategy to adapt to new consumer demands."
Alternatives: "recognize that change" or "accept that transition".
But while acknowledging that shift, Frydenberg moved to play down expectations that a scheduled review of the Direct Action policy in 2017 would yield any substantial overhaul.
Throughout this book, he argues that the growth of internet and related technologies is changing the balance of power between journalists and their readers; you can succeed in the coming decades only by acknowledging that shift in power and changing your behaviour accordingly.
But he did acknowledge that shifting economic conditions could change the high-level numeric goals for endowment growth.
Both men, surely, would acknowledge that shifts in personnel mean little unless they portend shifts in strategy.
"It's fine to acknowledge that shifting to a low-carbon economy will involve big changes, but there's no reason to feed the fear that those changes will be disruptive and unpleasant.
The methodology allows social entrepreneurs to visually understand and acknowledge that shifting perceptions of stakeholder PUL values and SIMVs can impact the decision-making of the social entrepreneur and hence her efforts at managing the business.
If we acknowledge that shifting what an organization values and how an organization gets work done is at its core a function of an organization's culture, this latest State of DevOps Report should not be all that surprising.
While we believe the SOMS algorithm makes efficient use of existing resources, we acknowledge that shifting resources towards mobilisation may be associated with opportunity costs under certain circumstances.
Mr. Philbin acknowledged that shift, saying, "It's unfortunate," but he added, "If 'Millionaire' is the reason why ABC is no longer No. 1 in viewers, I'll eat my hat".
Further arguments acknowledged that task shifting was done simply because of the existing health workforce crisis only.
