The phrase "addressing the shift" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes or transitions in a particular context, such as in business, social issues, or personal development.
Example: "In our meeting, we will be addressing the shift in consumer behavior due to recent market trends."
Alternatives: "tackling the change" or "responding to the transition".
Because top-notch assistants are so hard to replace, high-ranking corporate officers now find themselves addressing the shift in these aides' goals and expectations.
This gap in training is caused by a fixation on a "hospital only" model, instead of addressing the shift towards community care, according to the Dementia today and tomorrow report (pdf) for the Alzheimer's Society.
"It is impossible to discuss the state of Black America in 2017 without addressing the shift of power and priorities in Washington," Morial wrote in a public letter published as part of the report.
"We collaborate with brokers and principals to blend technology with the fundamentals of CRE transactions, addressing the shifting needs of industry professionals to maximize revenue and minimize time spent on administrative tasks".
NPs felt that they were ideal candidates for addressing the shifting nature of the ED from a purely acute care setting to an increasingly subacute treatment source.
The automaker, based in Dearborn, Mich., is drafting a major overhaul of its manufacturing plans in North America to address the shift to smaller cars.
Mr. Obama, in an interview on Friday, addressed the shift in sentiment about his prospects of beating Mrs. Clinton in Iowa and holding her off in New Hampshire and other states that follow.
CSFB expects an above-market revenue growth rate for ADC Telecommunications, noting "ADC is well positioned to address the shift in carrier capex from the core to the access portion of their networks".
As the enterprise software industry evolves, mature technology giants, like I.B.M. and Oracle, are rapidly building businesses or buying small to medium-size companies to address the shifts.
