"character shift" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a change or transformation in a character's personality, behavior, or beliefs throughout a story or piece of writing. Example: The novel begins with the main character, Jane, as a timid and reserved woman, but as the story progresses, we see a noticeable character shift as she becomes more assertive and confident in standing up for herself.
Interesting example of operation in two-port block (so-called half integrator) with approximation of constant phase character (shift) is given.
The tone of the films and the feel of the character shift radically when we pick back up with him in "III" (1982).
Instead, the original community is characterised as troublesome, the area is described as "troubled" (read: crime-ridden) and the character shift of the wider neighbourhood is seen as restorative.
And the character shift within the CX-5 does not require a stopwatch to discern.
It's an incredibly abrupt character shift, one amplified by the length of the four-hour campaign where you're not even playing as Iden for half of the missions, as the game has you controlling Luke, Leia, Han and even Lando and Kylo Ren in a some segments.
[Luaghs.] It's nice to have a bit of a character shift this season -- she has a little bit more power and she's a little more dialed in to what's going on with Brody.
Residents say the hotel's character shifted irrevocably after its lionized former manager and part-owner, Stanley Bard, was ousted by the hotel's board of directors four years ago.
Every once in a while, New York feels a tectonic rumble as a neighborhood's character shifts and tilts under the weight of a changing population.
Actors not on stage stand at the side, looking on; between scenes they muscle into the changes in character, shifting props around with chivalry, neatness or brutish swagger.
The northwestern tract is generally arid and unproductive, although its character shifts gradually from desert in the far west and northwest to comparatively fertile and habitable land toward the east.
Despite the sci-fi premise, Boyle works toward an intimate portrayal of the contingencies of character, shifting perspectives among the father-to-be, the mother-to-be, and the mother's bitter frenemy on the outside.
