The phrase "a functional driver of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that plays a significant role in facilitating or influencing a particular process or outcome.
Example: "The new software serves as a functional driver of increased productivity within the team."
Alternatives: "a key factor in" or "a significant contributor to".
A functional driver cockpit is still in place (steering wheel, brake/acceleration pedal, etc).
The case study investigates the design motivations and functional drivers of a micro injection moulding machine.
Genome-wide integrative approaches identify functional drivers of the disease and predict their specific regulatory functions.
These bottlenecks, called master regulators, integrate these mutations and become essential functional drivers of diseases such as cancer.
Based on our results, we can assume that dominant AOA Nitrososphaera phylotypes are the main functional drivers of nitrification in the examined soil.
The greater the level of BI adoption across the 12 functional drivers of BI adoption defined in the graphic below, the greater the potential for IoT to deliver differentiated value based on unique needs by area.
Long-term dynamics are apparent in systems in which the most prevalent species later in succession are the functional drivers of ecosystem disturbance (i.e. by providing fuel for fires).
It is especially suitable for gaining a rapid and comprehensive overview of newly sequenced genomes to identify their evolutionary and ecological linkages with other organisms, facilitating further exploration of the functional drivers of the dynamics of genome evolution.
Our work identified the (Shh ⊣ Rb ⊣ E2F1 → PPAR) axis as a functional metabolic driver of medulloblastoma tumor formation and the core of its nutrient sensing network coupling external dietary conditions to the metabolic adaptation of the cellular milieu, including the regulation of the glycolic index.
