'a drive for change' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is primarily used to express the concept of someone's ambition or pursuit of change. For example, "John has a drive for change, and he is determined to make the world a better place."
The white allies who endorse and broker the skills of BAME leaders are integral to any drive for change and we've been pleased to see their numbers increasing.
In September 2006, Novo Nordisk launched a Changing Diabetes Bus, a global drive for change.
But with the EU accession there will be a new drive for change.
Alternatives to natural selection suggested during "the eclipse of Darwinism" (circa 1880 to 1920) included inheritance of acquired characteristics (neo-Lamarckism), an innate drive for change (orthogenesis), and sudden large mutations (saltationism).
Most importantly, I hope that the groundswell of grassroots opposition to HB 1228 and other similar discriminatory bills around the country will energize more Americans and help create a long-lasting drive for change in this country, on many issues.
What Michelle brings to public education in Florida, according to Julie Young, President and Chief Executive Officer of Orlando-based Florida Virtual School (FLVS), "is a new perspective and drive for change".
I believe that the austerity drive provides uniquely a driver for change for the UK government, that has not previously been there.
Only out-of-the-box thinkers with a drive for material innovation and change need apply.
While many of these leaders find success working within smaller organizations and startup companies, more traditional, larger healthcare organizations must find a way to work with leaders whose drive for change can be a catalyst for necessary progress.
Motivational interviewing is an approach that enlists patients' own drive for change, and emphasizes that change can come only from the patient, not from the doctor.
At the root of the drive for change is an effort to overcome the disunity often seen as undermining the effectiveness of a bloc of 27 nations that often have competing interests.
