The phrase "a computer drive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a storage device used in computers, such as a hard drive or a solid-state drive.
Example: "I need to replace the old computer drive with a new one to increase storage capacity."
Alternatives: "a storage device" or "a hard drive."
But letting a computer drive the car is a line the industry is hesitant to cross.
Some businesses now distribute CD's to be run in a computer drive, creating a kind of multimedia business card.
Will voters accept a presidency decided by ballots that weren't backed up on paper and existed only on a computer drive?
Last Thursday, police announced that a video had been recovered from a computer drive during an investigation of one of the mayor's associates who is suspected of providing him with drugs.
Mr. Kadir was en route to Iran when he was arrested three years ago, carrying a computer drive with photos of him and his children posing with guns, which prosecutors suggested he would use to demonstrate his ability to stage an attack.
The idea is simple: a computer drives the car for you, based on input from the surrounding environment.
Corrosion tests were performed using a three-electrode electrochemical cell connected to a computer driven potentiostat.
In laser fading, a computer drives the laser beam to the material where marking or fading is required.
The apparatus can be managed from a computer via a graphical interface and used to measure gas sorption isotherms from 77 K to 873 K, utilising a computer driven piston pressure booster to compress the gas to 340 bar.
A computer driven protocol is a safe and effective means of glucose control at a surgical ICU.
Tensile tests of ratted fibres were conducted by means of a computer driven Instron system (model 5542, High Wycombe, UK).
