"drive the effort" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used when you are trying to motivate yourself or someone else to accomplish a task or project. For example, you could say, "Let's drive the effort to get this project finished by the end of the week."
After working with Patagonia to re-envision the project, he encouraged collaborations to drive the effort.
"People are usually so involved in what they're doing that it's tough to get everyone's attention," Mr. Ramsey said, adding that Ms. Fashano's popularity helped drive the effort.
Mr. McConnell appears determined to drive the effort to a final public showdown with a procedural vote that would let the Senate consider the repeal-only measure.
The Healthcare Marketplace Collaborative ended in June 2014, after the improvement process had been established at both health systems and Intel was no longer needed to drive the effort.
Bannon also has announced a movie to help drive the effort called Trump @ War. Judging by its trailer, the film features former Trump advisers Corey Lewandowski and Sebastian Gorka scoring points off House minority leader Nancy Pelosi and CNN host Don Lemon.
Most, if not all, of us still religiously rely on the sales funnel to drive the effort to meet and exceed the revenue plan.
Thus, the presence of multiple adverse side effects that affect a considerable proportion of patients, as well as the delayed onset of effects, drive the efforts to identify new substances that can potentially treat anxiety and depression [ 9, 10].
Driving the effort is an increasing stratification of wealth, even in the private school population.
Driving the effort are Bluetooth's founding members Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Nokia and Toshiba.
The chief marketing officer drove the effort, engaging senior managers at the start to facilitate coordination and ensure buy-in.
