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The phrase "driven by his" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to someone who is motivated by a personal quality or ambition. For example, "John was driven by his ambition to be successful."
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It was driven by his young son.
He took a car normally driven by his chauffeur.
His decision to change was driven by his inner strength.
"This project from Houphouët was fundamentally driven by his faith.
Driven by his passion, righteousness, and sense of duty, he pursues retribution and restores justice.
"Driven by his curiosity and enthusiasm, Michael rarely had time for social conventions.
Del Potro's game is logically big, driven by his serving power and reach.
"Dagge was driven by his instincts," E-Type says in the documentary.
It was a sunny day, and he was being driven by his sister's boyfriend, Felipe Rodriguez.
"Mr. Grant's allegations are mendacious smears driven by his hatred of the media," the paper said.
Part of his current skepticism is driven by his experience with those banner ads.
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