The phrase "acted as a driver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that plays a significant role in causing or influencing an action or event.
Example: "In the project, her innovative ideas acted as a driver for the team's success."
Alternatives: "served as a catalyst" or "functioned as a motivator."
The VO−3/protein complex acted as a driver to induce the formation of metastable phase, which was confirmed by resonance Rayleigh scattering and UV vis absorption spectra.
And let's not forget the evolution of the app ecosystems and social networks, which also have acted as a driver of much of this technology, letting people share their ideas and bring their friends along — all driven by the ease of apps, the availability of our smartphones and the connection to the cloud.
For baris that experienced cholera, higher numbers of residents acted as a driver of higher cholera counts, there were more people be exposed and infected by the cholera bacteria.
IL-22 existed in the peri-tumor or non-parenchymal tissues around the intestinal gland area in most CC tissues (71 positive in a total of 82 cases, 71/82) and UC tissues (31/40), whereas normal colon tissue samples were almost all negative (5/40), which indicated that IL-22 acted as a driver of inflammation based on previous reports in IBD patients [ 35].
This is remarkable, since there are no data to suggest that in the absence of treatment, constitutive MEK activity can act as a classical driver mutation.
It could also act as a driver for family break-up".
Mr. Dall'Ara, now the president of the National Association of Alberghi Diffusi, added that the projects also act as a "driver of development" in their villages, because the managers are encouraged to source all the products used in the village from local producers.
In a network with more pairs, we found that these oscillatory solutions can act as a driver towards neighboring populations.
Dysregulation of this interaction could interfere with a cascade of phosphorylation events, and thus act as a driver of PH (Machado et al., 2003).
Highlighting this concern, Reich et al. [8] recently compiled a global dataset and concluded that forest biomass found in roots was inversely related to mean annual temperature, suggesting that climate may act as a driver of belowground C allocation.
In other cases, it is necessary to make use of the "device virtualization" module that acts as a driver and is in charge of translating the proprietary communication protocol.
