The phrase "as a huge shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant change or transition in a particular context, often in discussions about trends, policies, or societal changes.
Example: "The introduction of remote work has been seen as a huge shift in the traditional workplace environment."
Alternatives: "as a significant change" or "as a major transition."
But either way, and combined with a big increase in vegetarians and occasional meat-eaters (otherwise known as "flexitarians"), a huge shift in eating habits is under way.
Amazon's cloud business is already more than a $10 billion business annually, and that first-mover advantage has served it well as it began a huge shift to how businesses operate on cloud servers.
AS: I don't really see a huge shift coming there, but I think these social features could be huge for streaming, casting, e-sports, etc.
Not only was it confirmation that I needed to continue to be a proactive advocate for my own health, but that moment also served as the catalyst for a huge shift in the way I looked at my body.
The gay manga market has undergone a huge shift as the print industry declines in Japan (as elsewhere) with the rise of the Internet.
The fact that someone with the connections and the options of Mr. Piquion, who has a finance degree from Bryant College in Rhode Island, chose to take to the streets and work with clients once shunned by banks indicates a huge shift as lenders realize the untapped potential in financing small entrepreneurs.
This should not require a huge shift in an employer's attitude as long as they are acting fairly in the first place.
Nevertheless, the rise of online broadcasting is certainly a huge shift for theatre as an artform.
Shell recently said it planned to be the world's largest power company by the 2030s — a huge shift in strategy as it copes with changes in energy demand.
This results in a huge shift in momentum as the result of an avoidable error from the officials.
