The phrase "driven by interests" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing someone's actions or behavior that is motivated by their personal interests or desires. Example: The CEO's decisions are often driven by his own personal interests rather than what is best for the company.
Russia used to argue that its competition with America was driven by interests.
This episode reminds us that scientists are driven by interests and weaknesses, just as any other profession.
Linguists driven by interests in richer data and linguistic diversity, 'D-linguists', though more responsive to the new developments, have tended to lack an integrating framework.
Historically driven by interests in simulating weather and climate processes, the numerics of EULAG are unique, owing to a synergistic blend of non-oscillatory forward-in-time MPDATA methods, robust elliptic solver, and generalized coordinate formulation enabling grid adaptivity.
Mr. Aquino has openly criticized the integrity of the high court under Mr. Corona, listing in a recent speech a string of decisions that he suggested were driven by interests other than those of the law.
Some have, therefore, suggested that ethnography driven by interests in work practice is not relevant for these new developments because they do not involve matters of work, and that, consequently, a new form of ethnography is required.
Capital flows driven by interest-rate differentials between rich and emerging economies (see right-hand chart) dwarf those caused by capital controls in other emerging markets, after all.
But they are driven by "interest in cultural heritage and cultural pride and history as much as the dance itself," Ms. Peterson said.
The Business Support Services sector, which is driven by interest in advertising, marketing and data management services, continued to take the lion's share of investment as 99 deals collected $770 million.
This research has largely been driven by interest in their potential for pest control, as well as in their importance as the causal agents of disease in beneficial arthropods.
