The phrase 'in the drivers of' is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to indicate the cause of something. For example: "In the drivers of increased fuel costs, rising wages have become a significant factor."
But it foresees no change "in the longer term" in the drivers of supply and demand for oil.
"We will invest in the drivers of economic growth, including trade, infrastructure, education, health and empowering women and girls, to create new jobs and opportunities that lift people out of poverty.
There was however differences in the Drivers of OI particularly with respect to Outsourcing of R&D.
Such management may be threatened by changes in the drivers of management and the fragility of the stakeholder networks that deliver management.
In this context, it is also noteworthy that DEA is not a stochastic analysis, but provides only a deterministic identification of significant differences in the drivers of efficiency and productivity.
This has important implications for interpreting contemporary sediment yields as well as downstream sediment records in large floodplains, deltas and the marine environment, in terms of changes in the drivers of environmental change.
Policy-makers are interested in understanding the drivers of happiness in cities in order to sustain or increase it [16].
In identifying the drivers of energy prices, the report noted that oil consumption grew 3.9percentt between 2004 and 2007.
It could be utilized in the driver of CD, or the cooling fan in the computer CPU.
There have also been several crashes in which only the drivers of the trains were killed.
Even areas that appear similar may be very different in terms of the drivers of the local epidemic.
