"sales drive" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to an effort to increase sales. For example, "The company held a sales drive to boost product sales."
Likes drive sales and sales drive likes.
However, despite Adele's one-woman sales drive, physical sales continued to fall overall in 2015.
These distress sales drive the price of animals down further, forcing pastoralists to sell still more of their herd.
Despite the sales drive, McDonald's Japan is bracing itself for its first net loss in 11 years this fiscal year.
Only once, last year, did they have a sales drive abroad, even shipping the beer to the United States, where a six-pack sold for $85.
Many argue that the shift to large measures has been the result of customer demand rather than a hard-bitten sales drive.
Strong car sales drove the increase.
Strong smartphone sales drove revenue in the communications chip sector to $80 billion in 2010.
For taxpayers, subsidizing these vehicles initially would pay off soon as rising sales drove down prices.
As competition for printer sales drives profit margins down, cartridge sales are looking ever more important.
"The whole culture was much more sales driven than anything else," Mr. Dickson said.
