"core driving force" is grammatically correct and is a commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the main or central factor that motivates or propels something or someone. Example: "Innovative thinking and continuous improvement are the core driving forces behind our company's success."
Driving force for business should be social impact: Although wealth creation is necessary for a successful business, the core driving force should be to serve as a socially responsible enterprise that can bring about change with its business model.
Nationalism, that is nationalist commitment to the territory that's at issue, is the core driving force, and of course, some nationalists are also religious.
New-generation intelligent manufacturing acts as the core driving force of the new industrial revolution and will continue to be the main pathway for the transformation and upgrading of the manufacturing industry in the decades to come.
A core driving force behind this behavior is the heterogeneity of resources, as each competitor holds unique resources that are best utilized in combination with other competitors' resources.
Any attacked crowdsourcing project risks not only converging to the wrong solutions but, more importantly, losing its core driving force: its user base.
Along similar lines in my home state of Michigan, we've had Dan Gilbert as the core driving force investing in the startup ecosystem of Detroit.
Individuals and their communities would thus have increased capabilities as the core driving forces of the networked information economy.
Half 4 barrel structures have been demonstrated to exist as soluble monomers in solution, suggesting that formation of the hydrophobic core is the driving force for the appearance of a stable structure and that primitive 8 barrels could have evolved through the tandem duplication of a 4 barrel.
Getting through the curriculum aligned to Common Core has become the driving force in many schools as pressure is mounting with high-stakes testing looming right around the corner.
We propose that this polyploidization and the partial diploidization processes thereafter may have been the driving force of core eudicot radiation.
The process of micellization in aqueous milieu is described in detail based on differences in the driving force of core segregation, including hydrophobic interaction, electrostatic interaction, metal complexation, and hydrogen bonding of constituent block copolymers.
