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Discover LudwigThe phrase "they shifted from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a change or transition from one state, condition, or position to another.
Example: "Over the years, they shifted from traditional marketing strategies to digital platforms to reach a wider audience."
Alternatives: "they transitioned from" or "they moved away from".
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They shifted from wood to plastic.
They shifted from truck farming to a roadside farm stand, starting with tables under maple trees.
At one point they shifted from breakneck bebop into a loose-limbed medium tempo, which then faded into silence.
They shifted from wing backs to 4-3-3 and twon two up front playing longer towards Huntelaar.
In less than a week, from November 4th to 7th, they shifted from smashing single protons to colliding lead ions, ie, lead atoms stripped of electrons.
After enduring the winter in an underground shelter that they had built, they shifted from trying to survive to striking back.
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Rather, word meanings themselves are dynamic — they shift from microlanguage to microlanguage.
They shift from side to side, sway, paw the ground like horses, and lean into one another for signals.
These novels strain the bonds of conventional narrative structures as they shift from social realism toward lyricism.
Collected in anthologies, the tenderness of felt loss goes cold, and they shift from poignancy to become documents of record.
People eat more and have richer diets, while walking and cycling less as they shift from working in rural fields to sitting in urban offices.
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