'driving effort' is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase is usually used to refer to a person's commitment and dedication to achieving a goal. For example: The CEO's driving effort to expand the company into new markets has been very successful.
From its inception in April, the protest against the longstanding ban was far smaller than initially anticipated, but it was not meant to be a mass driving effort.
Though he has long advocated that cellphones not be used while driving, sending text messages was deemed more dangerous and banning the practice was more politically palatable in the nascent distracted driving effort.
The 430 has a classic Japanese sports-sedan feel, with everything, even the driving effort, on the light side of fun.
One important implication of extending traditional labor supply models to accommodate the role of workers' self-control in driving effort levels is that the timing of incentives matters a great deal more.
Barnett could have had a hat-trick before the break but it was left to Alfie Potter to double the lead with a driving effort at the far post.
The visitors had their chances against Wednesday, with Kei Kamara firing a first-time volley straight at Chris Kirkland and Butterfield's driving effort cannoning off both uprights before Kirkland gathered.
Several factors are driving efforts like these.
A commercial interest in the improvement of durability is driving efforts to develop new generation of surface-treatment agents.
"The US has been driving efforts to phase out fossil-fuel subsidies, which the International Energy Agency estimated at $548bn in 2013.
The increasing prevalence of multi-drug resistant bacteria is driving efforts in the development of new antibacterial agents.
While France is driving efforts to strengthen the fund, it is in no condition to increase its own financial guarantees without risking its triple-A credit rating.
