The phrase "a driving surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a surface designed for vehicles to drive on, such as a road, pavement, or track.
Example: "The construction crew is working hard to ensure that the new highway has a smooth driving surface for all vehicles."
Alternatives: "a roadway" or "a pavement".
With the help of two piezo-stacks which are located at a 90° included angle, the motor can achieve circular motion trajectory of a cylindrical driving surface and the rotor can be driven by the cylindrical surface to deliver long range continuous rotary motion without pause.
The deck is wood covered with an asphalt driving surface.
The cars bump and jostle for position on an ever-changing driving surface, which allows for more lead changes and late charges than the follow-the-leader manner of asphalt racing.
Under repetitive traffic loads, this change of properties can become a significant problem, resulting in the formations of large cracks on the driving surface, thus requiring early pavement repair.
Factors involved in the kinetics of polymer surface segregation are discussed, before concluding with a discussion of the role of chain architecture, revealing the role of entropy in driving surface segregation.
The driving surface is far less perfect than that of your average Grand Prix race, and there are no metal barricades that one sees on a real race course.
The results indicated that carbon carrier was capable of driving surface segregation of QAC without deteriorating the physicochemical properties of membranes.
The time-averaged data reveal spatial and temporal variations in the relative importance of tidal advection of sediment; resuspension of sediment by waves and tidal currents; and particle settling as mechanisms driving surface elevation change.
With immune pressure driving surface variation to extremes, it is likely that retention of conserved domain architecture and surface interaction potential, rather than conservation of amino acid identity, is a general feature of PfEMP1 and other divergent parasite protein families.
