The phrase "along a driven" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a path or route that is influenced or controlled by something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The path along a driven road was lined with trees."
Alternatives: "along a controlled path" or "along a guided route".
Because these similarities and transitional forms of these vascular malformations have been observed in some patients, radiation-induced telangiectasias and cavernous malformations have been proposed to exist along a spectrum driven by a common proliferative pathway [47].
The theme of ancient Rome ran through everything, from the fountains playing along a drive lined with gleaming "classical" statues to the cocktail waitresses' dinkily pleated dresses.
It is an ideal planting for an open sunny site, like a large field or a narrow strip along a drive, or a slope that is hard to maintain, or even the median strip along highways.
Only when you pass through a pair of tall, metal gates, along a drive of neatly trimmed conifers, do you come across a large hacienda-style home of courtyards, a tiled roof and high ceilings.
The formal entrance is north-west of the house, which is approached through woodland along a drive of approximately 850 m.
Good taste and a lack of pretension characterize it, and in the spring you approach along a drive bordered by bluebells to add to the charm.
Rapid improvements in energy efficiency are also key, along with a drive to reduce waste and increase the volume of recycled materials used in manufacturing, he says.
Columba Garnica Gallo was a shy high-schooler, tagging along for a drive with her sister and a new boyfriend from the States.
Who wants to use a plain old hard disk drive, what with its icky moving parts, when you can cruise along on a drive with zero moving parts?
As we drove along, a white BMW gave a loud honk, right behind us.
