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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a drive toward" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a motivation or effort aimed at achieving a particular goal or direction.
Example: "The organization has a strong drive toward sustainability and environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "an effort to" or "a push for".
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Eddie Waitkus smashed a drive toward center field.
(They include formal symmetry, a drive toward harmonic resolution, and dramatic expressiveness combined with structural complexity).
A linguist, Claude Hagège, called the measure a "drive toward self-destruction".
All I knew was that a drive toward pacifism and a fascination with the military were tearing me apart.
At last, however, the main effort of the Germans was converted into a drive toward Amiens, which began in force on March 30.
Kim came at him again, the ninth pitch of the at-bat, and Jeter swung and hit a drive toward right field.
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A lot of his writing consists of people questioning each other — sifting, correcting, overturning — as part of a furious drive toward a conclusion.
On Sept. 28, Judge Kollar-Kotelly, of Federal District Court for the District of Columbia, issued a timetable for a last drive toward settlement.
For years, Israeli and American officials have debated whether Iran is on an inexorable drive toward a nuclear bomb and, if so, how long it would take to produce one.
He is a writer who very much invests the mundane with a mythic beauty, and I think I have a strong drive toward that end as well.
Indeed, Mindaugas' campaigns in the east checked a Mongol drive toward the Baltic.
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