The phrase "are only driven by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is motivated or influenced solely by specific factors or reasons.
Example: "Their decisions are only driven by profit, ignoring the social implications of their actions."
Alternatives: "are solely motivated by" or "are exclusively influenced by".
People are only driven by one thing, money.
As Halls recognises, the contrast to Premier League football is striking: "Clubs are only driven by success; managers will get sacked if it doesn't come, and more often than not players will ride it to a bigger pay packet at another club.
In other words, short-term forward LIBOR rates are driven by all three components of the driving process X, medium term rates by two components, while long-term rates are only driven by the last component of X.
Many people are only driven by data or what a customer says (both valuable), but I believe transformation requires the right balance of data, customer feedback, and creative drive in order to deliver something that doesn't yet exist.
Unfortunately, while some media outlets are catching up with the notion that spreading healthy ideas about body image is in everybody's best interest, there are still many entities who are only driven by profit motives, ignoring their obligation to the public in favor of money.
A consequence of this provocative result is that the basic assumption of the commonly used approach of particle tracking microrheology [10], [11], [12] used to probe the mechanical properties of cytoplasm that beads inside cells are only driven by thermal forces is incorrect, for microrheology would greatly underestimate the elasticity of the cytoskeleton in living cells.
"I'm only driven by that," said Corden.
Nevertheless, transfer of CO2 from the gas phase to the aqueous phase would be slow if it were only driven by diffusion.
It would be a great sadness if people were only driven by what critics say". So if people cannot be relied on to judge wine, how about machines?
In its current state, the fuzzy controller is only driven by the indoor temperature forecasted by the NNARX module; no variations in indoor heat gains or occupants' clothing and behavior were considered for driving the controller.
