The phrase "as a driver of the" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's role or responsibility in a specific condition or situation. For example, "As a driver of the company car, John is expected to keep it clean and properly maintained."
But as a driver of the housing shortage, inequality is less important than demand and supply.
The results of this research played a key role in the blossoming of high technology as a driver of the nation's economic growth.
One is that it renders brutality, as a driver of the course of human events, hard to see and even harder to gauge.
Mr De Tomaso got a job with Maserati (which he was later to own for a time).He worked first as a mechanic and then as a driver of the firm's racing cars.
But the government's new focus on domestic demand as a driver of the economy was welcomed by those who think it should do more to reduce global trade imbalances.
"There is nowhere in the entire transcript that Mr Sloan even identifies Marion Knight as a driver of the red truck in question; the red truck that hit the victims".
"Sergio is as good a driver of the ball as Greg Norman was in his prime," Hoch said.
An 80-year-old male was involved in a two-car collision as a driver of one of the vehicles.
Environmental catalysis has continuously grown in importance over the last 2 decades not only in terms of the worldwide catalyst market, but also as a driver of advances in the whole area of catalysis.
But this appears only now to be emerging as a driver of fresh arrears," the CML's chief economist Bob Pannell said in his report.
While these data strongly implicate thromboxane as a driver of disease severity, the specific role of thromboxane in arterial remodeling has been difficult to discern.
