The phrase "almost no shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is very little change or movement in a particular context.
Example: "After implementing the new strategy, there was almost no shift in the overall performance metrics."
Alternatives: "negligible change" or "minimal shift".
Again, there has been almost no shift in opinion over the last 10 years.
The peak position of QDs film was almost no shift.
What was more surprising was that there was almost no shift in population between the inoculum and Ag+ and control.
The compound CsC24 was able to sorb molecules such as hydrogen, although almost no shift of the Raman peak (G-band) was observed, suggesting weak interactions between the cesium and carbon layers.
In comparison to the SrTiO3 particles, the SrTiO3-graphene composites show almost no shift in this absorption edge, indicating that the effect of graphene on the band structure of SrTiO3 can be neglected.
The cytofluorimetry trace of MHC class I in the GFP-positive cells expressing WT GFP-HD-PTPRNAires showed almost no shift to the right after oligo2 knockdown, demonstrating a rescue.
There was almost no shifting around between categories (the CAP gets as much as before).
This paper reports a novel electrothermal actuator design that can generate large vertical displacements with almost no lateral shift.
On the C-terminal side of helix α2, where almost no backbone shift is seen, Tyr191 rotates 180 degrees around its χ1-angle (Fig. 4C).
With increasing excitation laser power, almost no peak energy shift was observed at both low and high temperatures, showing the absolute reduction of the quantum-confined Stark effect (QCSE), which is related to the internal electric field (IEF), as a result of local epitaxy [22, 23].
The couple's son, Zeke, was born in 1981 and his space (don't call it a room; there are almost no real doors) shifted from spot to spot as he grew older.
