The phrase "a single driver in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific factor or individual that influences a situation or outcome.
Example: "The study identified a single driver in the increase of traffic accidents, which was the lack of proper signage."
Alternatives: "one key factor in" or "a sole contributor to".
They were stalled at the lights, a single driver in every car, the cars themselves like steel shells they'd extruded to contain their resentments.
It was only after the August break that it veered into the biggest walkover by a single driver in the 63-year history of the series.
"Since 1970, the only transportation option that has shown consistent increases in every decade is a single driver in his or her car," said William Fay, the president of the American Highway Users Alliance, a Washington trade association for auto manufacturers, insurance and oil companies and others.
"In urban bicycle route planning, the joke is: We can do absolutely anything we want — as long as it doesn't inconvenience a single driver in a single place for a single second," said David Cranor, chairman of the D.C. Bicycle Advisory Council to the government.
In this experiment, raw data was collected using a single driver in one vehicle, 2010 Toyota Vigo, where approximately 120 driving events in urban and rural road environments were recorded.
Combined with the fact that driver mutations are relatively rare, most patients exhibit only a single driver mutation in a pathway.
Toyota is working on developing flying cars, with the aim of having a single driver vehicle ready to fly in time for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
This deletion is present in gliomas and neuroblastomas, but a single "driver" could not be defined [29] in previous studies.
However, some traffic jams appear seemingly spontaneously, maybe caused by the "butterfly effect" of a single driver suddenly switching lanes, which results in cars behind him braking suddenly, with the ripple effect rapidly snarling up the highway.
First, driver genes in our model represented only proto-oncogenes or haploinsufficient tumour suppressor genes, that is, a cell acquiring a mutation to a single driver gene locus gained an increase in fitness.
Mutations in EGFR, KRAS, EML4-ALK, and BRAF were all exclusive, supporting the view that a single driver mutation is required for oncogene addiction in lung tumors [ 17].
