The phrase "growth shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a noticeable change in the rate of growth (in a population, economy, or other measurable phenomenon). For example: "The company has experienced a significant growth shift since investing in new marketing technology."
He laid out the case for I.B.M.'s improvement during his tenure — its growth, shift to higher-profit businesses, and financial performance.
Hyzy: Match the cyclical recovery with the long-term growth shift.
Emerging markets is a cyclical recovery story and a secular growth shift.
The second critical area for a sustainable and inclusive growth shift, is responsible resource management.
Regarding the E. coli analysis, we conclude that the RegulonDB database proposes a model of regulations that is highly consistent with the significant fluctuations identified by microarray outputs in the exponential-stationary growth shift.
Depending on the shape of the trade-off curve, it may be possible to have more than one optimal solution to the trade-off between fitness advantage and disadvantage (Partridge et al. 1991; Mangel and Stamps 2001) and perhaps a minimum quantum growth shift that must occur before this trade-off is balanced.
As countries develop, the main driver of economic growth shifts from imitation to innovation.
Why is the centre of growth shifting from the developed to the developing countries?
Irregular cluster growth shifted the spheroids' center of gravity, producing wiggling but ineffective movement (see Supplementary Video #4).
In addition, rapid human population growth, shifting ecological conditions ("baselines"), and climate change create new challenges for environmental water.
On average, the study showed the seasonal timing of reproduction and population growth shifted forward by eleven days over the period, and that the change has accelerated recently.
