The phrase "attention driven" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is motivated or influenced by the need for attention, often in contexts related to marketing, media, or behavior.
Example: "The campaign was designed to be attention driven, ensuring that it captured the audience's interest immediately."
Alternatives: "attention-seeking" or "attention-focused".
Two basic sources determine attentional processing: attention driven by the saliency of a signal (bottom-up) and intentions of the observer, mostly directed by task demands, that guide the focus of attention (top-down) [ 33].
Existing visual attention driven summarization frameworks have high computational cost and memory requirements, as well as a lack of efficiency in accurately perceiving human attention.
Tuesday's comments came on the heels of more than two weeks of attention — driven largely by Mr. Romney's Republican rivals — focused on his role as a venture capitalist who bought and sold businesses, with sometimes dire consequences for workers.
The current spike is probably most attributable to attention driven by John McAfee, who shared some love on Twitter the morning of Dec. 22.
It's scary to see how attention driven the world has become.
"Perc99" is a techno tune that demands your attention, driven by a stuttering kick drum pattern, rapid-fire, percussive synths, and relentlessly dark atmosphere.
This was perhaps the clearest example of Polanski's celebrity helping him: the attention drove the victim to try to withdraw from the case.
At Curves, an exercise studio where Ms. Hornstine and her mother worked out until all the news media attention drove them away, one of the owners, Bonnie Major, said, "I really feel sorry for them".
Now, say what you want about the Little Meatball, but that kind of attention drives the demand for knock offs, period.
He has since been schooled on Brandt's credentials, and the newfound attention drives home the legitimacy.
Sacchet, M.D. et al. Attention drives synchronization of alpha and beta rhythms between right inferior frontal and primary sensory neocortex.
