"community driven by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a community in which the actions and decisions of the members are determined by a particular force or motivating factor. For example, you could say, "This neighborhood is a community driven by a desire for progress and growth."
"One of these myths was that only white girls are victims of sexual exploitation by Asian or Muslim males as these men only abuse outside of their own community, driven by hatred and contempt for white females.
One of those little zeitgeist clots that suggest creative minds running in parallel, in a highly evolved community driven by the relentless background hum of close competition – and also, all those scripts passing between studios, with ample opportunities for intellectual-property theft.
Imgur has always had a remarkably strong and supportive community, driven by the fact that everyone is united by the same homepage of top content, rather than seeing personalized feeds like on most social networks.
Much the same way that a leaderboard has a way of focusing users attention towards certain metrics (ex: Digg below left is essentially a community driven by leaderboards), virtual currency can be used as an efficient way of signaling a community's implicit and explicit shared values.
They organically form a structured and sophisticated community driven by a passion to thrive and a common belief system in their core despite their diversity and apparent differences.
We were then off to Kalu Yala, (a new community driven by our generation to create the Town 2.0 and re-imagine what is possible from life -- Jimmy's 500 acres of land) down a very bumpy rocky road and a few rivers 45 minutes from the airport.
In the 15 years I have lived in the area, I have seen crime rates soar, drug problems increase, riots, bomb plots and, very recently, direct action taken by communities driven by frustration to squat publicly-owned buildings.
This research agenda aims to design eco-communities driven by the near-zero emission objective.
This development shifted emphasis from emotional involvement and interpersonal relationships, for their own sake, to their ability to foster learning communities driven by a shared educational purpose.
Grid computing, just like the Internet, was born out of the research and academic communities, driven by their real need to collaborate and share computational resources.
Despite recent research on coral bacterial communities driven by increased reporting of coral diseases and syndromes, reef-wide patterns of naturally (healthy) occurring communities remain largely un-characterized (but see [2], [3], [7], [69]).
