The phrase "a driver of future" is not correct in standard English.
It should be "a driver of the future" to convey the intended meaning.
Example: "Innovation is a key driver of the future in technology and business."
Alternatives: "a catalyst for the future" or "a force for the future."
Before the recession optimists routinely cited America's pre-eminence in financial services as a driver of future export growth.
The report on past job performance has morphed into a driver of future job performance, essentially mucking up the thing it's measuring.
That is in part because, despite the billions in reconstruction and aid money poured into Afghanistan, there still is no major manufacturing or technology base that could be a driver of future prosperity.
Cable operators are increasingly eyeing voice as a driver of future growth and planning ways to expand their presence in both IP and wireless voice.
Puckett: The ability for consumers to research details about the product and its manufacturer will be a driver of future decisions to purchase.
Sales are booming for U.S. auto giant General Motors in China, a country the company expects to be a driver of future growth and the focus of a massive output expansion, executives said on Thursday.
Customer experience has a significant impact on future spending and is a major driver of future revenue.
This increase in rural coverage will be a big leap, "and to my mind, will be a huge driver of future growth," Manwani had said.
Centralized booking is probably going to be a big driver of future growth for on-demand ride and ride-sharing services – a single big enterprise customer can drive a lot of individual rides, after all.
Projected population growth in the South-east is expected to be a major driver of future growth.
The new leadership in Beijing is betting on faster urbanization as a major driver of future growth.
