"action driven" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to describe a sentence or statement that focuses on taking action or being driven by action. This can be used in various contexts, such as a work environment, personal goals, or problem-solving. Example: "Our company's culture is action driven, always striving to find solutions and make progress."
Exceptional, high-profile crimes often lead to legislative action driven by citizen initiative.
The offence was performed by way of an action driven by the will of the culprits to show their disrespect of the others.
The Rest of Us Just Live Here is a character driven rather than action driven book, so it's good that the characters were fleshed out.
The experiments highlight the crucial role of the anticipative feedforward action driven by the meal announcement information.
This study suggests that the collective action driven by the committees has underlying motivation in a 'caring externality'; a situation in which individuals derive benefit from others having access to appropriate health services [43].
Turbidity, on the other hand, triggers a decrease in aesthetic satisfaction that does not necessarily reflect the actual ecosystem health and quickly results in the necessity for remedial action (driven by simulated anticipation of community complaint).
Nevertheless, the question of what happens in Afghanistan if the Taliban falls or if military action drives millions of refugees toward the borders is urgent.
The point, the only point, is that when Bobby hated he took action, so not taking action drove him nuts.
This action drives the objective function uphill.
At high substrate concentration, mass action drives the reaction by favoring second-end recruitment.
In one implementation, capillary action drives flow through a planar slit that was small enough to exclude the cellular components of blood.
