"shift in interest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a noticeable change in an individual's focus or attention; for example: "We noticed a sudden shift in interest when he began talking about his new job."
Many educators guess that the shift in interest is permanent.
Still, the shift in interest to online shopping with established retailers is bolstered by other research.
"What's that?" That shift in interest was our first step toward establishing an effective coaching process.
An awareness of the sculptural possibilities of these objects led to a shift in interest from painting to sculpture.
A swift rise in the frequency of these attacks has led to a favorable shift in interest among researchers.
With net US government debt already running at 82% of national income, the potential fiscal costs of a fast upward shift in interest rates could be massive.
The shift in interests from first to subsequent visits was statistically significant (Chi-square = 94.63; p < 0.01).
Like bonds, REIT's are sensitive to shifts in interest rates and may stumble when rates rise.
Even here, upward shifts in interest rates in other parts of the world attract capital out of the country in powerful proportions.
That's why any effort to time the market — to truly anticipate the Fed's moves, and the shifts in interest rates — is inherently dangerous.
But with markets worried for much of the year about shifts in interest rates courtesy of central bankers the risk of a nasty shock is uncomfortably high.Rarely have the world's big central banks pursued such divergent policies.
