"vigorous drive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe someone's strong and energetic motivation or determination to achieve something. Example: "Despite facing many obstacles, her vigorous drive to succeed never wavered."
But when the often delicate ambiguity of scholarship and tribal heritage come up against the vigorous drive for new business and development, especially in a growing town like Oxford, it does not always make for much of a fight.
4.45am GMT 21st over: England 48-2 (Compton 12, Bell 4) That's beautiful bowling from Martin, who tosses one up wide of off stump and beats Compton's vigorous drive.
1937 Drive Against Tax Evaders WASHINGTON — The Administration, bent on paring expenditures and boosting revenues until a balanced budget is attained, showed its teeth today [May 28] by launching a vigorous drive against tax evaders who take advantage of legal loopholes to deprive the government of millions of dollars.
The oil is moved toward the production wells by a vigorous drive of flue gases, steam, and hot water.
A vigorous drive is, therefore, necessary to mobilize resources for the improvement of school sanitation and water supplies.
He has since revived them with a vigorous marketing drive.
Aided by his fair skin, he made on-the-spot investigations of lynchings and race riots and conducted a vigorous, sustained drive for enactment of a federal antilynching law.
The baseej, a volunteer militia that played a big part in suppressing the 2009 disturbances, is on a vigorous recruitment drive.In November, after a long tussle, a huge network of private universities fell into the government's clutches.
OCR's chief executive, Mark Dawe, said his exam board was determined to avoid a repeat of last summer, and had embarked on a vigorous recruitment drive as well as adding extra capacity to the software platforms that caused problems in 2014.
Mr. Cambria said Mr. Kopp would mount a vigorous, expensive drive to prove his innocence -- challenging, for example, scientific evidence that prosecutors say links Mr. Kopp to the scene of the crime.
Reporting in April, it found that by September 1996 the Pentagon had reimbursed companies for $179m of their restructuring costs of $849m, but that it had itself saved $347m from the cost-cutting, and would in due course save more.The third way in which the Clinton administration has helped the industry has been through a vigorous export drive.
