The phrase "a methodology driven by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or approach that is influenced or guided by specific principles, theories, or factors.
Example: "The research adopted a methodology driven by qualitative analysis to better understand participant experiences."
Alternatives: "a methodology based on" or "a methodology influenced by".
Our system is based on a Big Data methodology, driven by real-world data obtained from traffic traces collected in an operational network.
With potentially greater acceptance of OR methodologies driven by heightened efforts to engage clinicians in evidence based approaches, we present a comprehensive review of the current literature.
In the expectation of filling the gap between biology and computer science, we believe that BioData Mining will contribute to the development of theoretical and practical aspects of new methodologies driven by biological data.
The former study is mainly methodology driven: the researchers hold their hammer to find a nail.
The methodology is driven by MapReduce Design Patterns and is used to analyse soundness and reliability of services based on MapReduce from early design stage to runtime.
Our sampling methodology was driven by the survey findings and aimed to capture the widest range of perspectives possible.
To validate the convenience of the proposed methodology, a mechatronic finger driven by pairs of pneumatic muscles in antagonist operation reproducing similar movements to those of a human finger was developed and tested.
Research on the bacterial regulatory networks is currently experiencing a true revival, driven by advances in methodology and by emergence of novel concepts.
What an ontology would do is to act like a requirements bank that provides methodology independent accessibility requirements that could then be used to extrapolate, on demand, conceptual models for a variety of implementations driven by a variety of methodologies.
It is an opposition driven by fear.
