The phrase "the core drivers" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the main factors or motives that drive something. Example: "The core drivers of economic growth are innovation, investment, and consumer spending."
Large companies are the core drivers of the world economy.
This is a big way to crush one of the core drivers of health care inflation.
He said the summit would "chart a new era of sustainable development in which poverty will be eradicated, prosperity shared and the core drivers of climate change tackled".
I hope that together the peak bodies of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health can unify and collaborate to address the core drivers of these suicides.
But analysts seemed to worry that the emergence of digital alternatives in Amazon's Video on Demand, MP3 and Kindle stores — which generally have lower prices than their physical counterparts — might be weakening one of the core drivers of Amazon's business.
Related: Why Fairtrade isn't fair enough A major summit between the EU and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean states (Celac) will take place in Brussels in June and is being publicised by Brussels in a way which suggests that development, aid and partnerships are the core drivers of all the EU's actions.
He added: "The core driver of this crisis was, on the contrary, irresponsible and even criminal financial sector behavior".
The core driver behind this fossil fuel death-spiral is: "... competition from lower-cost wind, solar, and natural gas generators, and by rising operational and maintenance costs.
He explained that he saw Google's search and ad businesses as the core driver of its revenue, and YouTube, Android and Chrome as products that consumers liked but that needed more investment to become profitable long term.
9 32: first part of the strategy: advertising, the core driver of the web.
The core driver of this decline in well-being was envy and social comparison.
