The phrase "active shifting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or transitions that are dynamic and ongoing, such as in project management or behavioral science.
Example: "The team is focusing on active shifting to adapt to the rapidly changing market conditions."
Alternatives: "dynamic transition" or "ongoing adjustment".
Although alloying of aluminum to the steel led to an active shift in the free corrosion potential from −610 mV to −880 mV, the specimens showed passivity with pitting and protection potentials of −650 mV and −717 mV, respectively, while the steel substrate did not.
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In the present clinical study we examined the occurrence of cardiometabolic risk factors among active shift workers.
Middle-aged active shift workers, especially women, have a less healthy lifestyle and are at higher cardiometabolic risk as compared to daytime workers.
Our data indicate that middle-aged active shift workers, especially women, have a less healthy lifestyle and are at higher cardiometabolic risk as compared to daytime workers.
The Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) instituted new duty hour restrictions (DHR) for residency programs in 2011, limiting postgraduate year (PGY) 1 residents to 16 hours each day, with at least 10 hours in between each active shift [ 1].
Taken together with the data on shifts in proportion of card pairings, these data suggest that non biology major performance in the framed task condition may reflect their abandonment of the surface feature organizational framework as opposed to an active shift toward more deep feature and expert-like sorting.
Active load shifting of the electricity demand unlocks a variety of benefits.
For example, more VMs are allocated to the Reader Tier during daytime when peak-load of user requests is expected to happen but the loading process is less active; but shifting more VMs to the Loader over night to allow data updates accumulated in daytime.
