The phrase "a significant drive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong motivation or effort towards achieving a goal or objective.
Example: "The team showed a significant drive to improve their performance in the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a strong motivation" or "a considerable effort".
"The average UK household throws away the equivalent of six meals every week, costing us as a nation £12.5 billion a year, or almost £60 a month to the average family, despite a significant drive to reduce food waste a new report reveals.
Taken together, our observations could suggest that the prenatal undernutrition-induced acceleration in pubertal onset observed in the present study may contribute to a significant drive to alter metabolic capacity.
To increase the reusability of existing published models, there has been a significant drive toward standardization of model encoding, interoperability, distribution, and reuse.
Although no such correlation was found at 3400 m, this may still suggest that prolonged renal hypoxia could be a significant drive to NGAL release.
"Our only significant drive was in the third quarter when we missed the field goal.
"However," it cautioned, "a storm track only about 100 miles west of the expected track could bring a significant wind-driven snowfall to the entire region".
With a number of scenes propelled by dialogue-free moments, sound plays a significant part in "Drive," directed by Nicolas Winding Refn.
"Unwieldly headset cables remain a significant barrier to drive widespread adoption of VR," Mark Papermaster, AMD's CTO, said in a statement, also detailing that "key engineering talent" will be coming aboard as part of the deal.
We expect there to be a significant consumer slowdown driven by the capital markets.
Consequently, the thermal actuator still has a significant output when driven near 40 kHz.
