The phrase "and information driven by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data or insights that are influenced or guided by certain factors or criteria.
Example: "The report highlights trends and information driven by recent market research."
Alternatives: "and data influenced by" or "and insights guided by".
That number is likely to grow with demand for trend information, driven by competition in the fashion industry.
"The present is that you read electronic information driven by our investment to create electronic journals, to digitise their archive, to structure and tag content and to surface it throughout the internet has made this improvement in efficiency possible".
In the months ahead, we expect Quora to become an even greater source of credible information driven by quality rather than volume.
The majority report regular use as a source of clinical information, driven by clinical questions that arise during the care of specific patients rather than looking for new research findings.
The traffic network conditions and GRIP information are driven by an extended version of the validated high-order continuum model METANET, thus enhancing the realism of the hypothetical travel scenario provided by the simulator.
Mr. Nash laid out the basic principles of game theory, but he assumed that the players all shared the same information and were driven by self-interest.
In this paper, we investigate the possible reasons for this imbalance in cognitive activity between the novice and expert designers in the rate of information processing driven by their relative experience in drawing production and sketch recognition.
That, it is now clear, requires a financially and geographically accessible health system complete with robust supply chains, an adequately staffed workforce with the right skill level and skill mix, and feedback loops driven by information and research — all rooted in the foundation of accountability provided by a strong and transparent public sector is required [ 2].
This triggered our study to examine patients' desire to seek health information largely driven by increased access via the Internet and the cumulative impacts on value co-creation.
Increasingly, CI professionals need foreign-language skills, partly because the exponential growth of online information is driven by social media sites of all languages, and partly because many companies requiring CI work are multinationals with diverse markets worldwide.
