The phrase "and a reorientation in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change in direction or focus within a particular context, such as a project, strategy, or mindset.
Example: "The company is undergoing a transformation, and a reorientation in its marketing strategy is essential for future success."
Alternatives: "and a shift in" or "and a change in".
Under shear stress induced by a flow system (IBIDI, Martinsried, Germany) for 12 h (Figure 1D; lower panel), but not under static culture conditions (Figure 1D; upper panel), HUVECs (Figure 1D, left), EA.hy926 cells (Figure 1D, middle) cells and to a lesser extent also HMECs (Figure 1D, right) exhibit the typical cobblestone morphology and a reorientation in line with the dynamic flow.
O'Flynn and Britten (2006) view such a reorientation in terms of the biomedical model, suggesting that the ability of practitioners to share decisions and devolve power to patients is, in reality, circumscribed because it is fundamentally in opposition to the practices through which they gain their professional identity.
4. Finally, one central lesson AIDS scholars can take from the climate change literature is a reorientation in the way they think about vulnerability and impact.
We are suggesting we may need a reorientation in the way we think about declarative knowledge versus skill and recognize that skill is not out there by itself".
It will come only as a result of a reorientation in the minds of Americans about the purpose of criminal law in a democracy.
We urgently need a reorientation in which evangelicals continue to be warmly welcomed but are not invited to impose a theocratic hegemony.
Realism might mean seizing the opportunity for a reorientation in the region that was not evident even a short while ago.
Giuseppe Ungaretti, (born Feb. 10, 1888, Alexandria died June 1 , 1970 Milan), Italian poet, founder of the Hermetic movement (see Hermeticism) that brought about a reorientation in modern Italian poetry.
The result is a commanding case for a reorientation in ethics that illuminates central challenges of moral thought about human and animal lives, directing attention to important aspects of these lives that are otherwise hidden from view.
The term Energiewende not only signifies the shift from fossil to RE but also a reorientation in policy making.
Notwithstanding, variations in the exploitation of different kind of animal resources have been detected, and a concomitant reorientation in the landscape use is then inferred.
