The phrase "a new driver of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a new factor or element that influences or causes change in a particular context, such as economics, technology, or behavior.
Example: "The introduction of electric vehicles is seen as a new driver of sustainable transportation."
Alternatives: "a new catalyst for" or "a new factor in".
A new driver of growth has been spotted, and this is really good news.
But as this special report will argue, if China's state-owned enterprises enjoy a renaissance under China's new leaders, it will be to the detriment of competition and increased consumption as a new driver of growth.
Still, human-caused growth in greenhouse gases is expected to become a new driver of things that have been seen in the distant past as century-long megadroughts, an alarming future by most any measure.
That has depressed potential investment and output across the Russian oil industry, just when America would have forgiven Russia almost anything in exchange for more and cheaper oil.Perceptions of Mr Putin's weakness and drift, revealed and increased by the loss of Ukraine, appear to have become a new driver of American policy.
Climate change will emerge as a new driver of migration.
And so the world needs a new driver of consumer demand, a new market, and a new dynamo.
A survey released in June by the Insurance Institute found that vehicles bought in anticipation of adding a new driver to the family were more likely to be of sizes and types considered less safe than vehicles already owned.
CIDAUT has developed this research as part of the project to support the conception of a new driver assistance system, aimed at improving longitudinal driving by means of information, warning and intervention strategies.
For many sites it's becoming a powerful new driver of traffic — get people to 'Like' your stuff, and Facebook's network effects will expose it to dozens of their friends.
In comparison, a fivefold increase in the selective benefit of a new driver mutation caused about a 1.5-fold decrease in the final diversity of the tumour.
The first few months — or years, really – of being a new driver can be a nerve-wracking experience for teens and, of course, their parents.
