"driving expansion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to talk about an action that is causing something to become bigger or more complex. For example: "The CEO's innovative strategies are driving expansion in the company's market share."
With food vendors driving expansion, in 2011 Butler opened Smorgasburg in the trendy Williamsburg neighborhood.
Social Policy Expansion in Latin America shows that the critical factors driving expansion are electoral competition for the vote of outsiders and social mobilization for policy change.
This being the driving force would make sense because as space expands you get more empty space so the dark energy driving expansion would increase, leading to accelerating expansion.
That's why we are calling today to replace air passenger duty with a frequent flyer levy that taxes travellers according to how often they fly, shifting the burden away from families flying to their one annual holiday and on to the frequent flyers who are driving expansion.
— Smartphone growth is at 20% and is also slowing down, with developing markets now the engine driving expansion.
This rate of growth in agricultural demand outpaces yield growth projections [29], driving expansion of arable land and permanent pastures and meadows by midcentury (Fig. 2) and increasing land use change emissions.
This extract system provides the ability to assess directly the roles of DNA replication, repair and transcription in driving expansions.
Some models propose that pavement cell growth includes sequential phases of cell expansion along the proximo-distal and lateral leaf axes [ 9], with selective expansion in lobes driving cell expansion primarily in the lateral dimension [ 26].
Quantum fluctuations in the field driving the expansion caused it to brake suddenly, transforming expansion energy into the fiery broth of the Big Bang.
