The phrase "shifted its emphasis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a change in the focus or intensity of something. For example, "Over time, the company shifted its emphasis from product innovation to customer service."
This year, it shifted its emphasis to selling libraries a database of digital books they can offer their patrons.
Most recently, it has shifted its emphasis from jewelry to home products, a lower-margin business, several analysts noted.
Like Shapeways, Sculpteo offers soup-to-nuts object design for DIY manufacturers, along with an array of customizable collections, but it has shifted its emphasis to the technical challenges of creating a cloud-based engine that enables any business to offer 3D-printing services on its own website.
FleetBoston, under it chief executive, Charles K. Gifford, also shifted its emphasis to consumer banking, reducing its exposure to Latin America and slashing the corporate loans on its books -- but not before suffering heavy losses in both areas.
But in recent years the firm has shifted its emphasis.
The company shifted its emphasis to new-car dealerships, an older and more reliable business model.
Here is An Enemy of the People showing once again that it shifts its emphasis with each production.
Because the tests are already bringing in revenue and are likely to bring in even more relatively soon, the company said in summarizing its 2008 financial results that it's shifting its emphasis and resources to them.
While Gannett has long been known for its flagship newspaper, USA Today, and its 81 smaller newspapers, it recently has focused on shifting its emphasis to broadcasting.
As the economy shifts its emphasis from consumption towards exports and investment, it is likely to grow more slowly than usual.
Shchedrin dilutes both its fury and its wit by shifting its emphasis.
