The phrase "allowing us to shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to change or adapt to new circumstances or perspectives.
Example: "The new policy is flexible, allowing us to shift our focus as needed to meet the demands of the market."
Alternatives: "enabling us to change" or "permitting us to adjust".
When digital culture first came along, it was supposed to create more time, by allowing us to shift time around.
Currently, this consideration is not usually extended to plants because evidence for both action and agency has gone undetected (until the recent advent of advanced high-speed cameras, for example, allowing us to shift our perceptual range into one that relates to plants; e.g. Vincent et al. 2011) or was simply assumed to be absent.
We badly need new technology to allow us to shift to cellulosic biofuels, which are much less prone to these problems.
One is that the economic resiliency that allows us to shift economic activity across time and geography, holding down the cost of such storms, has its limits.
The symbolization process allows us to shift from the analysis of raw signals to the analysis of sequences of symbols.
DVC is a new video-coding paradigm that allows us to shift complexity from an encoder to a decoder, for distribution of computation complexity.
This would allow us to shift the energies at which the calculated τd λdet) function saturates closer to the PL maximum as it is observed for the measured τd λdet) dependence.
When people in our environment don't allow us to shift to a new level, it can be painful, and the closer the negative person is to the client, the harder it is for the client to keep focused and on track.
Spiritual intelligence, or SQ, allows us to shift from being driven by our fear-activated high-drama ego to being driven by our calmer, wiser Higher Self.
Similarly, Shahra Razavi says better understanding of care work "would allow us to shift our priorities from 'making money' or 'making stuff' to 'making livable lives' and 'enriching networks of care and relationship'" which should be central to economics.
It also allows us to shift and morph the story we tell over time to add or take away from it and give people a reason to re-visit.
