The phrase "a strong driving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a powerful force or motivation behind an action or behavior.
Example: "Her strong driving ambition to succeed in her career pushed her to work long hours and take on challenging projects."
Alternatives: "a powerful driving" or "a vigorous driving".
Italy have a strong driving lineout game and I think we gave them only eight lineouts all game which is an achievement.
Though there are some truly gripping moments of extreme danger, this is a novel of ideas more than action, but it is to Dickinson's credit that intellectual argument and internal conflict have been used to create such a strong driving force.
A strong scrum, tested vigorously by the excellent WP Nel, a strong driving lineout and organised defence were there to see, but I think Jones will be disappointed that the kicking strategy, the other important building block, did not work as well.
Women entrepreneurs have become a strong driving force in today's economy.
This developed a strong driving force for dye molecules to overcome the mass transfer resistance between aqueous and solid phases.
The enhanced solubility of oxygen in aqueous solutions at elevated temperatures and pressures provides a strong driving force for oxidation.
The processing additive, 1,8-octanedithiol, could provide a stronger driving force for polymer aggregation.
This means that in order to explain the observed mass change, a stronger driving source to cause poroelastic deformation is necessary than the slow slip (the term including ( varepsilon_{s} ) in SY06).
In regard to the competitive driving effect, an improvement of a specialized level of the domestic or foreign trade sector means that the degree of competition increases, bringing about a stronger driving force for the enterprises to carry out radical innovation.
The contrasting results with respect to the quality of males and the genetic quality of their gametes reinforces the idea that male gamete quality may be a stronger driving force than male somatic quality in the evolution of female choice [31].
She then states that the existence of this trade-off means that a stronger driving force than increasing proton concentration must be the driving force for biofilm evolution.
