"evolving shift" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation in which something is changing over time or in response to changes in its environment. For example, you could say, "The restaurant industry has experienced an evolving shift in terms of customer expectations and demand."
[ 20] While globalization becomes a reconfiguration of social space, the term 'supraterritoriality' describes this evolving shift.
What appears to be occurring alongside the evolving shift from punishment to treatment under the terms of the reforms is a growing demand for treatment providers to meet the requirements of the powerful criminal justice system.
It is interesting to ask whether physicians' avoidance of explicit rationing is related to the evolving shift in power from GP to patient.
This adaptation responds to the evolving shift occurring in public-private partnerships, in which governments are assuming greater responsibility for the strategic direction of NGO-provided services (Table 5).
This is because they lack any consideration of the living, evolving, shifting and located (ideological) nature of meaning in the event itself, as well as its aftermath.
Public health practice is constantly evolving, shifting frequently as new discourses emerge across the field and the practice context is transformed by health system reforms [ 1, 2].
Lawyers on both sides are struggling to understand how Ms. Jordan's views evolved, shifted and reverted over the 12 days of deliberations so they can hone their presentations for a retrial.
Recently, the indications for surgery have evolved, shifting from oncological criteria to surgical criteria, predominantly resectability.
Eight rate parameters constitute the dependent model, which assumes that each character evolves (shifts forwards and backwards) at different rates depending on the state of the second character.
Members of the group are successful colonizers due to their high dispersal capacity, which enables them to reach remote islands, yet appear to quickly evolve shifts in dispersal ability that reduce gene flow and promote diversification.
Enhanced ART interventions have since evolved, shifting the goalpost to "virtual elimination of pediatric HIV" or HIV transmission rates at <5% set as the WHO target for 2015, which emphasizes the need for renewed focus on health service improvements to ensure the availability and the uptake of all PMTCT components [ 13– 16].
