The phrase "activities shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a change or transition in the nature or focus of activities, often in a specific context such as work, education, or events.
Example: "As the project progressed, we noticed a significant activities shift towards more collaborative efforts among team members."
Alternatives: "change in activities" or "transition of activities".
Now the Karlsplatz is being redesigned for projects by young artists, while the Kunsthalle's main activities shift to the quarter.
These activities shift capital into projects that have little or no long-term value, such as speculative real-estate developments in the swamps of Florida.
Self-sufficient or not, many walk-up residents say that they must get used to the new reality of watching the center of gravity of their daily activities shift skyward, and waiting for everything, and everyone, to come to them.
Magma supplies and associated tectonic and hydrothermal activities shift along ridge axes; thus, populations may be variably interconnected and disconnected by such shifts [ 17, 55].
After that, the centre of French activities shifted northwestward to the settlement at Sault Ste.
In time, Mr. Charters's activities shifted from field research to field recording, much of it under the direction of the founder of Folkways Records, Moses Asch.
During his years in London the focus of Franklin's lobbying activities shifted from the Pennsylvania charter to the emerging crisis in relations between London and the colonies.
With the decline of sea transport and coastal fishing in the late 19th century, however, its main activities shifted to offshore fishing.
Activities shifted from a relief-based approach to holistic recovery through an integrated approach connecting mitigation, risk reduction, and preparedness.
No longer able or confident in their ability to engage in everyday activities, the relationships associated with these activities shifted.
Testing activities shifted, but have not caught up with the extent of the change in the epidemic.
