"historical drivers" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to factors or events from the past that have influenced a current situation or trend. Example: The economic growth of the country can be attributed to various historical drivers, such as the development of infrastructure and the opening of international trade routes.
This would allow to truly understand path dependencies, land use legacies, and historical drivers of land cover change.
Historical drivers of land use change include changes in the natural resource availability of a region, changes in economic conditions for production of certain products and changing policies.
This paper examines the historical drivers and barriers of three mitigation actions in Brazil: the expansion of no-till agriculture, reduction of deforestation, and increased displacement of gasoline with ethanol.
This paper provides an overview of the historical drivers for the development of NDF and the lessons learned from using a defined hierarchical data model for many years in data reduction software, data pipelines and in data acquisition systems.
This paper combined analysis of the historical drivers of change with analysis of the trends of deforestation since 1945 in two brigalow landscapes (100,000 ha) in sub-tropical Australia.
Understanding how historical drivers of migration and national level economic policies have actually helped to promote mining in this region, gives me a better understanding of how to effectively communicate my scientific results to local actors.
Pervasive computing's historical driver applications include environmental monitoring, safety and security, home and office productivity and guided experience of cultural activities.
Initial scoping searches failed to identify any text that referenced an explicit historical driver for service user involvement in mental healthcare planning.
The hotspots approach used by Jones et al. (4 ) illustrates the potential of this component, which could be extended from using historical events to using historical driver data to identify geographic locations at risk for ID emergence.
This study investigates how well historical hospital cost/revenue drivers explain the recent hospital spending trend in the 2000s, and how important each of these drivers is.
Currently he is working on a historical project, examining drivers of collective violence in the post-Redemption American South.
