The phrase "a strong driver of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time you want to emphasize the importance or power of a particular factor. Example sentence: Talent optimization initiatives in the company have been a strong driver of improved employee performance.
Following on from strong sales on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, IBM found that online sales were up 17% versus the same period a year ago, while mobile continued to be a strong driver of both traffic and buying, accounting for 51.2% of all e-commerce browsing, and 28.9% of sales.
Temperature is a strong driver of vector-borne disease transmission.
Global becomes a strong driver of the company's growth and future.
The giant retailer was a strong driver of its own activities, as well as those of many suppliers.
Water itself is shown to be a strong driver of self-colmatation, which is likely because of its intensive physicochemical reaction with pore surface.
With demand from the US only likely to soften further, industry is unlikely to be a strong driver of overall growth in the second half of this year".
"If thimerosal was a strong driver of autism rates, and you remove it from vaccines, you should have seen some sort of decline -- and they didn't".
Experience is such a strong driver of performance that it allows long-tenured employees to outperform the average even despite being less engaged than their colleagues.
The role of drivers acting at parcel level was constant between time periods, which suggests that accession to EEC was a strong driver of change.
He cautioned that the housing market might not be a strong driver of growth for very long, because the current rebound is coming from "unsustainably low levels of activity from the depths of the recession".
The idea of using such states in spintronic devices or as qubits in quantum information technology is a strong driver of current research in condensed matter physics4,5,6.
