The phrase "along with the shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is included or occurs together with a change or transition, often in a work or organizational context.
Example: "The new policy will be implemented along with the shift in management structure."
Alternatives: "together with the change" or "in conjunction with the shift".
Though the trend began in the late 60's, it has gathered speed in the last decade, along with the shift to mayoral control of school systems.
He found little nostalgia among members who wanted a new look to reflect the growing importance of health services along with the shift in welfare thinking.
For a higher degree of relaxation effect the drop in the maximum power efficiency is prominent along with the shift of equipartitioned allocation of heat exchanger inventory.
"In recent years Blockbuster has faced increased competition from internet-based providers along with the shift to digital streaming of movies and games," said Lee Manning at the chain's administrator, Deloitte.
Along with the shift to more casual offerings, Brioni has also benefited from what Mr. Perrone calls the company's "Silk Road strategy," opening new stores in emerging markets like Russia, the Middle East, India and China.
Verbally, this mode underwent a major shift in medium along with the shift from oral to written literature: allegories that had initially been delivered in oral form (Christ's parables, for example) were written down by scribes and then transcribed by subsequent generations.
So, any population is bound to persist by traveling along with the shifting climate.
Clashes have increased along with the population shift.
The impact of design parameters on the saddle-node curve along with the shifting of interaction point (Bogdanov-Takens bifurcation) have been investigated as well.
Taiwan's declining birthrate has resulted in an aging population, and the needs addressed by public facilities are changing along with the shifting population structure.
The persistent upregulation with reduced dynamic responding range in speech motor regions along with the shifted sensorimotor integration function in older listeners are consistent with the compensation-related utilization of neural circuits hypothesis (CRUNCH35), such that older adults recruited sensorimotor integration at lower levels of task load than young adults.
