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'to further drive' is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to an action which intensifies or increases the effect of something that has already been done. For example: The government implemented several new reforms to further drive economic growth.
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The actions are likely to further drive down the dollar.
Britain, the host, will be unveiling a new action plan designed to further drive greater transparency.
"To maintain quality, the fees cap needs to be high enough to bring in sufficient funding and enhance competition to further drive up quality.
However, there's a way to further drive the environmental benefit and use even less water that we're continually working to perfect through our compact, single unit-dose detergent.
Australian officials welcomed the ruling, which they hope will combine with some of the highest taxes in the world on tobacco to further drive down smoking rates.
But the notorious ruling seems destined to further drive up independent expenditures on behalf of judicial candidates and exacerbate conflicts of interest on the bench.
As a result, following the acquisition, we will be better positioned to further drive growth in electronic content in motor vehicles.
Young people have been deliberately targeted by Isis in an attempt to further drive a wedge between those Muslims and non-Muslims.
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"This time we're using social media to help further drive buzz".
But one, Representative Marge Roukema of New Jersey, said she would be willing to join such an effort to further the drive to cut down on money in politics.
Indeed, if you were to ask me to predict trends for 2006, I would say it has to be a further drive towards simplicity.
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