The phrase "a relevant driver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or elements that significantly influence or contribute to a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified a relevant driver of customer satisfaction as the quality of customer service provided."
Alternatives: "an important factor" or "a significant contributor".
Energy sources are clearly a relevant driver determining future global logistics scenarios.
In conclusion, we regard the type of forest ownership as a relevant driver of tree microhabitat occurrence.
Each panel of Fig. 9 shows a scatterplot of ( hat{Delta_{mathrm{ed},mathrm{uned}}Delta mathrm{log}left({W}_{rt}right)} ) against a relevant driver.
Self-reported age discrimination may then be a relevant driver of the early retirement decision.25 See Neumark (2009) for a review.
Although economic change begins in the supply-side (Schumpeter, 2008), consumers' demand is a relevant driver for changes in products and processes.
The settlement is tentative depending on a sufficient number of drivers signing the agreement (we do not know what the minimum would be — so if you're a relevant driver, you should check your mailboxes and respond if you want compensation), among other factors, and it could take up to six months for payments to get to drivers.
But underneath the economic cyclicality argument is the credit story, and I think that is a more relevant driver.
The focus of our research is on the way in which different interactions between morbidity and mortality affect health spending, and not on identifying all relevant drivers of health spending.
After long discussions, it was decided to start from the observable facts (the accidents in the available accident statistics) and then to select the type of accidents most severe or most frequent, and then find a valid framework to select the relevant driver errors.
MSI cancers express a defined set of neoantigens resulting from functionally relevant driver mutations, which are shared by most MSI cancers.
Existing knowledge compiled as interactome networks can help to provide a validated basis in the search for biologically relevant driver genes.
