The phrase "a drive to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express motivation or determination to put something into action or practice.
Example: "The team has a strong drive to implement innovative solutions that enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "a push to execute" or "an effort to carry out".
More broadly, it is taking place to the backdrop of Israeli policies - including settlement expansion, demolitions, and coercive displacements - that disclose an unmistakable drive to implement a one-state outcome, notwithstanding Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's continued (if weak and intermittent) rhetorical support for a two-state solution.
With a continuing drive to implement healthcare technology to improve patient safety [ 110], it is of vital importance that issues relating to proper maintenance, access and ease-of-use, identified as causes of MAEs in this review, are addressed in their design and implementation.
There is an urgent drive to implement Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) on a commercial and global scale.
There is now a strong policy drive to implement EHRs in mental health settings.
Mr Kumo said that he and his associates had not initiated the drive to implement sharia, but would now use it as a weapon against Mr Obasanjo.
He was a pioneer with exceptional foresight and extraordinary ideas matched by the necessary drive to implement them.
"In Manhattan's case, we think that the drive to implement smoking bans, trans fat bans, and to make the city more amenable to physical activity and healthy food choices has had and will have an impact.
The Port Chicago disaster had helped catalyze the drive to implement new standards.
The current drive to implement consultant-provided care for all patients has important resource implications for disciplines providing a 24 h/7 day service.
