"shift in space" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to a change of location or physical displacement. For example, "We experienced a sudden shift in space, as the Earth moved beneath our feet."
A seismic shift in space power is taking place.
"Wild species tend to shift in space, and they tend shift in time," Wolkovich said.
The Cassini mission was a paradigm shift in space exploration, said Hayes.
"This represents a shift in space operations that has long been gathering force," he said.
In February 2010, the Obama administration had proposed a radical shift in space exploration, canceling the Constellation program and deferring any decision on a replacement for five years.
Karina Marshall-Goebel at the Institute of Aerospace Medicine in Germany is trying to study VIIP using a head-down tilt test, in which participants' bodies are tilted slightly to simulate the fluid shift in space.
Another indicator of a possible influence of selection on shape comes from the finding that the M. m. domesticus population that lives in sympatry with a M. spretus population (DOM SPAIN PUDEMONT) shows a shift in shape space.
However, a ERs increase was only seen for temporal shifts in time judgments, and spatial shifts in space judgments.
Under these conditions, thicket-affiliated species were probably distributed in small, disjunct populations that shifted in space and time.
The choreography of "Notations," a showcase of virtuosic feats, demands constant shifts in space and energy; explosive leaps are juxtaposed with tight spinning steps.
The moving windows consisting of several mapping units were shifted in space and meanwhile used as target areas for correlation analyses.
