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"in a major shift" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant change or transformation. Example: "In a major shift, the company's new CEO announced plans to completely restructure the organization's hierarchy."
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The current generation of console hardware ushered in a major shift in online gaming – especially the PS3 and 360.
The 2001 terrorist attacks ushered in a major shift on American college campuses — tragedy giving way, 10 years later, to innovation and opportunity.
His encounter with Whitman resulted in a major shift in style.
"Given the US is playing a lead in a major shift in research priorities, this was a big part of our thinking of following that leading trend.
But in a major shift yesterday, the fund's leaders said that they now intended to sharply curtail direct grants to victims.
In 2005, in a major shift of culture, the WCC central committee adjusted its rules and adopted consensus as a way of making decisions, rather than voting.
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In our opinion, this has evolved into a major shift in consumer behavior".
However, in 2009 a major shift in the serotype distribution of macrolide-resistant isolates occurred.
Then in 2002, a major shift occurred.
Obama is scheduled to visit Cuba in late March, a major shift in policy that has attracted global interest.
The Associated Press removed the term "illegal immigrant" from its style guide in April, marking a major shift in how the U.S. news media writes about the undocumented.
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