The phrase "driven this shift" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the cause or reason behind a change or transformation. Example: The new technology has driven this shift towards a more efficient and automated system, greatly improving productivity in the company.
Among the ordinary investors who are helping drive this shift, the motivations are varied.
"We desperately need the agency ecosystem to support and drive this shift to mobile marketing," Ms. Everson said.
The best way to drive this shift is to establish a set of tangible day-to-day activities and behaviors that enable employees to act quickly.
Driving this shift was the increasing share of ads appearing on the tiny screens of mobile devices instead of personal computers.
Further, we provided evidence that certainty of goal attainment at a high (vs. low) level of progress drove this shift in focus, leading to such sabotage behaviors (Studies 3A, 3B).
Driving this shift is a $2 billion industry filled with startups that design the questionnaires, formulate the algorithms, and crunch the numbers for employers scouting for new talent.
Two different processes drove this shift: adoption of cleaner technologies at existing plants (that is, adoption), and the closing of facilities using diaphragm and mercury cells (in other words, exit).
Two forces are thought to drive this shift.
To determine whether BCG vaccination might drive this shift in prevalence of the 2 Beijing subgroups, we investigated their distribution in persons vaccinated and not vaccinated with BCG.
To date, the mechanism that drives this shift in RhoA/Rac1 function is not clear but growing evidence indicates that a delicate balance between positive and negative actions of a signal cascade can determine the specificity and/or magnitude of a physiological or pathophysiological response.
