The phrase "at once driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is immediately motivated or compelled to take action.
Example: "After hearing the news, she was at once driven to help those in need."
Alternatives: "immediately compelled" or "instantly motivated".
The movies like to present portraits of artists who create great works all at once, driven to some sort of divine (perhaps substance-enhanced) frenzy in the dark hours of the night.
The patients pushing the ball might represent a version of such conformity, but their collective effort, at once driven and exhilarated, elicits all kinds of unpredictable individual responses, from joy to despair.
2. Would a man like me who is restless and changeable and likes to do 7 things at once, drive you nuts? 3. Are you someone who's sexually curious and willing to experiment? 4. Do you like having a routine or would you prefer having a variety of new activities that might be different everyday? 5. Do you enjoy talking, reading and learning and using your mind?
Not only did building hundreds of new mines all at once drive down the prices we received for our commodities but it also drew thousands of skilled tradespeople out of manufacturing and other industries, driving up the price of building everything from roads to factories.
Robinson hit at least 25 homers just once, drove in more than 90 runs four times, scored at least 90 once, batted.300 twice, had an on-base percentage over.350 just once and a slugging percentage over.450 just two times.
Then we went to Baltimore to meet up with friends (we never once drove without at least two 18 packs in the car at all times, open containers constantly).
The concierge at Wheatleigh in Lenox, Mass., once drove six hours round-trip to Petrossian in New York to procure caviar for a snack request.
When she worked as a copy girl at The Daily News in 1977 she once drove the columnist Jimmy Breslin to the 109th Precinct station house in Queens on a story.
This was Jim Florio, once the smelly cheese of New Jersey politics, trying to roar back out of the sunset on a mission that looks at once daring and driven.
Swamped by the demands of her mother's rapidly deteriorating condition, Cooney begins to go under herself: "I felt hard and mean and full of sorrow all at once, and it drove me truly mad.
I drove at once to a hotel to get some sleep; my only seat in the train had been my bag.
