"become a driver of" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It typically means to take on the role or responsibility of driving something, such as a car or a business. You can use it when you want to express the act of becoming a skilled and competent driver in a specific context. Example: "After months of training and passing the necessary exams, I finally became a driver of the company's delivery truck. It was a great opportunity for me to showcase my driving skills and responsibility."
"Performance has become a driver of tenure," says Richard Rawlinson of BAH approvingly.
In a fast world without much thought, retweets in particular, he argued, have become a driver of anger.
The good news is that we are in a unique position to challenge the way technology can become a driver of wellbeing.
Officials with the union that represents workers at the plant said Mr. Thornton never mentioned racial harassment but had indeed grown frustrated a year ago at the fact that he had not risen to become a driver of the company's delivery trucks, and that the local union president, Bryan Cirigliano, had successfully worked to secure that promotion for him.
Microsoft's carbon fee system could gently put the brakes on this trend, but only if its carbon price is high enough, said Cook. "The internal carbon pricing mechanism has promise to become a driver of better investments in its future cloud, but key to its success is the price at which fees are strong enough".
Apps have become a driver of the economy.
The next year, at age 19, he left karting and became a driver of Formula Three (F3) cars, vehicles that were less powerful than the F1 racers.
As consumers spent more time on social media, the tool became a driver of Facebook's ad business — and of the company's sevenfold increase in value since its initial public offering in 2012.
Even the rail laggard USA will get in on the act as rail increasingly becomes a driver of economic growth.
The import limitations for agricultural products introduced by Russia in the summer of 2014 as a response became a driver of transformation of relevant GVCs with Russian participation.
The term applies to programs like Secure Communities, which use the criminal justice system to enforce immigration laws, and also to the fact that immigration enforcement became a driver of mass incarceration.
