The phrase "a growth drive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an initiative or effort aimed at increasing growth, whether in a business context or personal development.
Example: "The company launched a growth drive to expand its market share and improve profitability."
Alternatives: "a growth initiative" or "a growth campaign."
As its main US market reaches maturity, deep-pocketed Discovery Communications is embarking on a global growth drive with ambitions in the UK, its second most important territory, undiminished.
The Chinese PC-maker has dithered strategically first dropping its Legend name as part of an international growth drive, then selling non-core businesses and refocusing on rural domestic customers before doing the IBM deal.
Over all, Ireland has suffered a substantial decline after more than a decade of growth, driven by incautious bank lending and real estate speculation.
The Irish economy has substantially declined in recent years after more than a decade of growth driven by frothy bank lending and real estate speculation.
The impact could also be dominated by unforeseen, unrelated economic conditions, such as a surge in growth driven by technological change.
In fact, mechanistically, aging is a continuation of growth, driven in part by mTOR [ 21].
Growth suppressants may suppress aging because aging is a continuation of growth, driven by the same nutrient sensing TOR/S6K pathway.
Growth suppressants may suppress aging because aging is a continuation of growth, driven by the same TOR/S6K pathway [ 129].
We speculate that aging as a continuation of growth driven by the same mTOR pathway, leading to aging and diseases of aging culminating in organismal damage and death.
The caution is that an 8% increase in London house prices over the past year could easily turn into an unsustainable burst of growth driven by a reinflating property bubble.
