The phrase "act as drivers for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe entities or factors that motivate or influence a particular outcome or behavior.
Example: "The new policies are expected to act as drivers for increased employee productivity and engagement."
Alternatives: "serve as catalysts for" or "function as motivators for".
In accordance with the Quintuple Helix innovation model (Carayannis et al. 2012), the natural environments of society and the economy should also act as drivers for knowledge production and innovation.
Development partners can play an important role in supporting restructuring of key institutions to act as drivers for change.
Daily climate data is required to calculate fire index values and also act as drivers for the BIOME-BGC model.
Here, the cellular participants of the immune system act as drivers for pathological angiogenesis, forming the two main causes of blindness in Western industrialized countries, namely, age-related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy (Penfold et al., 1987; Lopez et al., 1991; Lutty et al., 1997; Joussen et al., 2001).
Syndromic surveillance did not appear to have a role in supporting decisions around immunization clinics, school closures or recommendations to health care professionals; rather vaccine availability and ministerial guidance acted as drivers for these decisions.
In particular, low correlated input, or input during sensitive (high-voltage membrane) states induces the strongest variability of spike responses for different activation functions, while highly correlated input acts as drivers for neurons, eliminating subtle differences in activation function.
Such loci might act as drivers of population divergence and could be important for the potential speciation process.
These AMF may act as drivers of various ecological processes (Shah et al. 2009).
In such case, the integrated converter acts as driver for the off-chip power FET.
Following the 1987 arson at the University of California at Davis in which Paul acted as driver, for the first time, the FBI labeled a crime carried out by animal rights activists as "domestic terrorism". The following year, referring to Earth First! activities, Idaho's Republican Senator James McClure introduced that phrase's specific sub-variant, "eco-terrorism," into the Congressional record.
This is the first evidence for the existence of population-specific satellite DNA profiles and strong support for the hypothesis that satellite DNA can act as driver of genome divergence at the population level.
