The phrase 'shift in focus to' is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to change one's attention or attention to something else, to move away from one topic or idea and focus on another. For example: "We have discussed the importance of financial planning, so let's shift in focus to exploring different types of investment strategies."
That has brought a shift in focus to three other areas.
A. Part of it is due to a shift in focus to more growth-oriented stocks in the overall market.
But the shift in focus to the Republican nominee before the Democratic nomination is resolved is unusual.
If investors are to undergo an attitude adjustment that persuades them to buy, the catalyst could be a shift in focus to what is right with the banking system instead of what is wrong.
With the future of the main waterfront in limbo, the shift in focus to the GenOn site seems to offer, if not an immediate blueprint, then at least a proposal on which Alexandrians can agree.
A shift in focus to hotspots in the Asia-Pacific region will support spending on sea and air capabilities, with ground-based combat systems mostly falling out of favour.
In order to explore this claim, a shift in focus needs to occur to bring IoT to the fore.
The shift in focus is to some extent motivated by the Bush administration's rejection of the Kyoto Protocol, a 1997 climate pact completed last year and endorsed by most of the world's countries, rich and poor.
So on Thursday, the company is announcing a shift in its focus to a recommendation service that could rival sites like Yelp, The New York Times reports.
The VHX trial demonstrates that an immediate shift in research focus to new health priorities may not be possible.
A connected research question is whether the touchscreen shift in attribute focus to more tangible dimensions can be moderated by environmental variables.
