The phrase "advances a shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or progress in a particular context, such as social, technological, or organizational changes.
Example: "The new policy advances a shift towards more sustainable practices within the company."
Alternatives: "promotes a change" or "facilitates a transition."
Hoping to help advance a shift at scale, "The RIN works to bridge the gap between an increasing number of investors interested in refugee investments and the growing ecosystem of refugee entrepreneurs and ventures," Kluge says.
Re-framing a technological advance as a shift from scarce to abundant or from expensive to cheap is invaluable for thinking about how it will affect your business.
The announcements, according to analysts briefed on them in advance, signal a shift from defense to offense in the company's mainframe strategy.
Of course that could change, too, and wouldn't it be ironic if the breakthrough to popular video telephony ended up not being any technological advance, but a shift in human vanity.
Rarely, QoL ratings are done in advance of a shift (ADRQL: 12.4%; QUALIDEM: 13.3%).
As the current methods cannot meet the requirements for large-scale embryo-electronic systems, this article advances a new shift-register-based configuration memory of embryonic system to solve the problem by using the inter-cell communication to reduce the gene storage capacity of a single cell.
For enzymes amenable to high-resolution techniques, such as DHFR and CypA, these technical advances are catalyzing a shift from asking "can we describe protein dynamics" to "what is the role of protein dynamics in function".
But for all the contradictions in its policies — and there are many — Qatar is advancing a decisive shift in Arab politics that many in the West have yet to embrace: a Middle East dominated by mainstream Islamist parties brought to power in a region that is more democratic, more conservative and more tumultuous.
As imaging technologies advance, a paradigm shift is emerging in the assessment of tumor response to therapy.
The time period of particular interest to this research is the 19th and 20th century, a period of change, where advancing technologies enabled a shift from handmade to mass produced machine paper.
