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Discover Ludwig"recent shift in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a recent change or transition in something. Example: "The company's recent shift in marketing strategy has resulted in a significant increase in sales."
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The adoption of such aggressive personas seems to reflect a recent shift in social mores.
Consider another recent shift in health care: hospitals have been aggressively buying up physician practices.
Knightley went on to discuss the recent shift in people's attitudes towards feminism.
Such a position coincides with a recent shift in Russia's regional policy.
That Bradford started his first game reflects a recent shift in N.F.L. philosophy.
Mr. Kernagis represents a recent shift in thinking among auto dealers, echoing a new mind-set at the automakers themselves.
The Financial Times looks at the recent shift in sentiment in Chinese property market finds its fizz.
And the clearest sign that the river of gold will soon run dry is the recent shift in Rita's fortunes.
It is a recent shift in the profession because the W.N.B.A. is relatively young, and these coaches have used their experience as a recruiting and teaching tool.
One major recent shift in the current cutbacks has been a curtailment in use of luxury hotels as travel departments enforce more rigid travel policies.
Ryan Moore leans against his kitchen table, flicks a pensive glance out at a back garden covered in plastic toys and explains the recent shift in his priorities.
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