The phrase "further driving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process that is either continuing or being extended. For example, "The introduction of new technologies is further driving the global economy."
They are accused of aggravating pain by further driving down the market.
Last Friday, the government went further, driving the market down by selling thousands cheaply at state-owned gas stations.
Because of poor infrastructure, the cost of transporting goods to market is also high – further driving up prices.
Further driving frustration is the widespread perception that local news sources have sought to undermine the protests.
Not incidentally, a high stock price facilitates the very accounting tricks that companies use to create phantom profits, further driving up the stock price.
Now with prices rising, many prospective sellers are afraid to put their apartments on the market until they can buy a new one first, further driving down supply.
Meanwhile, the Council is looking at a plan to increase the matching fund ratio to eight to one in some cases, further driving up the program's costs.
Growth in the UK's manufacturing sector has eased and the weak pound is further driving up firms' prices, according to an industry survey.
He added that new technology had allowed more small and midsize businesses to outsource data services, further driving demand for such space.
Labour reforms have let employers offer wage cuts rather than sackings, further driving down pay bills that began falling in 2010.
So the big fear is that interest rates are poised to rise much further, driving down bond prices; the two move in opposite directions.
