'has experienced a shift' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a change that has occurred over time. For example: "In the last few decades, the public's attitude towards climate change has experienced a shift from indifference to urgency."
Ever since the tapas craze took hold in the 1990s, many Americans have experienced a shift in the sense memory that is summoned up whenever someone utters the word anchovy.
In the subgroup of episodic cluster headache, 0.9 % had experienced a side shift within an attack, 2.1 % had experienced a side shift within a bout and 10.4 % had experienced a shift between bouts (shift to the other side at the beginning of a new bout).
By the end of the follow-up period, about 13% of the subjects had experienced a shift toward being more depressed, a number consistent with what would be expected in the general population.
The obstetricians interviewed had experienced a shift in previously accepted views about what weight to give maternal versus fetal welfare.
Four HK104 MA lines were observed to have experienced a shift in the predominant homopolymer run length at the intergenic (A T 14 present in the progenitor.
Stress urinary incontinence is a dynamic condition and during the 2-year follow-up period some participants might have experienced spontaneous improvement, while others might have experienced a shift towards increased severity over time [ 34].
Informants were then asked to complete the card sort process a second time, in relation to their state of being now (after they had experienced a shift in well-being).
Indeed, T. grallator individuals from the island of Hawaii, compared with those from Maui, have experienced a shift in the mode of inheritance of the polymorphism with possibly two loci involved and some color morphs exhibiting sex limitation [ 7, 13].
