The phrase "are currently driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe ongoing motivations or influences affecting a subject at the present time.
Example: "The changes in the market are currently driven by consumer demand and technological advancements."
Alternatives: "are presently motivated" or "are currently influenced".
"Yes, as with anything, there will be some challenges and adjustments to existing job posting sites; the biggest perhaps being for those that are currently driven by SEO".
We conclude by arguing that although these programs are currently driven primarily by a concern for economic efficiency and not distribution, they show that our approach utilizing innovation policy to reach dual economic and social policy goals has potential for success.
Abundance and geographic distributions of many mosquito-borne diseases are currently driven primarily by control efforts that superimpose on any climate effects.
"The recovery is currently driven mainly by demand from Asian emerging markets," said the report's author, Philipp Ehmer.
The problem is that the NHS is currently driven by short-termist cost-cutting agenda, but it takes more than two parliaments to educate and train a neurosurgeon.
It would target infrastructure, which appears to collapse every winter, and the economy, which is currently driven by volatile consumption rather than steady investment.
The work is currently driven (cf. use cases) by datasets which are available.
However, the design of educational multimedia is currently driven more by intuition than by empirically or theoretically derived design guidelines.
Furthermore, relational databases support structured data by imposing a strict schema; however, data growth is currently driven by unstructured data by a factor of 20 1 (Karmasphere [5]).
The design of this technology is currently driven by a medical model of client needs and takes little account of the social context of the home.
This paper proposes new perspectives and systemic changes to the linear fashion scheme, which is currently driven by fast, cheap and low quality production that fosters easy disposal or replacement, due to the low product value for the customer/user.
