"drive transformation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of initiating or leading a significant change or improvement in something. Example: The new CEO's main goal is to drive transformation within the company, implementing new strategies and processes to increase efficiency and profitability.
Steve Hollis, deputy chair of GBSLEP, said Street had used his John Lewis experience to drive transformation in the region.
But some observers hope that the experience in Africa — which today has more off-the-grid solar homes than the U.S. — could help drive transformation elsewhere.
I like to spend time with employees and our partners and I like to help drive transformation for our customers.
Employing a rheometric assay to judge matrix formation, we determine the critical concentration of NaCl salt solution required to drive transformation from viscous state to gel state.
As part of its ongoing measures to drive transformation into a profitable and sustainable company, Sony Mobile will change its organizational structure effective April 1st, aiming to increase its operational efficiency and transitioning it to a leaner, more agile organization.
The leader can often and sometimes unintentionally ignore the external signs that could help drive transformation until it is too late.
Advocates of New Orleans' market-driven transformation argue that they have saved the city's impoverished residents from living in islands of "concentrated poverty".
Industrial Era IT strategy is plagued by fractured implementation with an over-reliance on authority-based changes rather than leadership driven transformation.
Given their ability to inhibit K-RasG12V-signaling, we hypothesized that MSOR might block aspects of oncogenic Ras-driven transformation.
Consistent with these findings, overexpression of wild-type MELK readily drives transformation in vitro and in vivo.
The malignancy is divided into three subgroups and often associated with the Epstein-Barr-Virus (EBV), which drives transformation [ 2].
