"driving force needed" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express the need for motivation or something that propels action. Example: The company's success was attributed to the driving force needed to implement new strategies and innovations.
Recent results have shown that short amino acid stretches can provide most of the driving force needed to trigger amyloid formation of a protein.
The environmentally friendly air conditioner uses solar and residual heat to provide the driving force needed to cool water down to comfortable temperatures.
Woodbine's success has the power to act as the positive driving force needed by every young man in the hood.
Further evidence that flavins were altering the overall pathway was found in the shift in driving force needed to reduce fumarate when riboflavin was provided to the cymA mutant.
Its generation and utilization along a hole-hopping pathway could preserve the thermodynamic driving force needed for chemistry at a protein active site.
More importantly, a simple formula is derived for estimating the minimum driving force amplitude needed to prevent an oscillating object from sticking to the friction surface on which it slides.
Later she wrote: "He had gathered emotion, the driving force he needed from his life among the people, and it was the working in dialect that set free his style".
Additional driving force is needed, which can be supplied by introducing a layer of a second organic material (the so-called double-layer cell, Figure 1a).
Our leadership capabilities are a powerful, driving force that needs to be heard.
More than likely hardware and OS versions will be the driving force behind needing to upgrade perpetual software, possibly before the user requires any features provided by the newer software.
To solve the problems of poverty and hunger, the agriculture sector in these countries -- particularly smallholder agriculture in which women are the driving force -- needs to be more efficient.
