The phrase "actions driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behaviors or decisions that are motivated or influenced by specific factors or goals.
Example: "The company's success is largely due to actions driven by a commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "motivated actions" or "goal-oriented actions".
Moura's Escobar is a family man, a friend, many of his worst actions driven by worry and weakness.
Most now believe that the Holocaust was an escalating series of actions, driven by pressure both from above and from below.
Picking out the role of Twitter, Facebook, Skype and mobile messaging, a contract for the project states: "The events of the Arab spring, the London student protests or the summer 2011 riots in English towns and cities show the importance of understanding synchronised collective actions driven by online interactions".
Event loop: Actions driven by events are at the core of Nanosurveyor.
Are our actions driven by a quest to create a meaningful difference?
Call it hippie-talk, "politically correct" or whatever, but I believe that actions driven by hatred have allowed us to one-dimensionalize one another, and our apathy toward it is tearing our culture and our country apart.
He maintained at various times that US actions drove him into Moscow's arms.
He contended that Republicans out to roll back the welfare state made a fundamental error in thinking that politicians and their actions drive history.
These actions drove reluctant governments in Washington and Seoul to the negotiating table for talks that often resulted in more aid to North Korea.
The film may be about the hunt for Bin Laden, but it becomes her hunt – her desires, her abilities and her actions drive the viewer towards the denouement.
Such moves and cognitive actions drive to step-by-step, evolutionary results, coming out from the efforts on the drawing space.
