The phrase "driven community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a community that is motivated or inspired by a particular goal or purpose.
Example: "The driven community of entrepreneurs gathered to share their innovative ideas and support each other's ventures."
Alternatives: "motivated community" or "ambitious community."
It proposes that in many countries, it may in the short run be easier to deal with the kinds of degradation that result from locally driven community over-exploitation of forest for livelihoods, than from selective logging or fire control.
With textPlus you can join topic driven community chat groups (discussing anything from Lady Gaga to soccer) in addition to group conversations and good old person to person SMS.
One key programme is the St . Lucia Social Development Fund(SSDF) that was established in 2009 through the Poverty Reduction Fund (Amendment) Act of 2009 to bring St. Lucia's two demand driven community based initiatives, the Poverty Reduction Fund (PRF) and the Basic Needs Trust Fund BNTFF) under one administrative framework.
"While utility-led community solar has been a significant driver so far, third-party or legislatively driven community solar is beginning to outpace utility-led initiatives" and ultimately will make up the bulk of community solar projects, said Austin Perea, a GTM analyst.
Profit from charcoal has allowed traders to buy guns and miraa, a natural drug that keeps them alert and aggressive, organised into militias they have driven communities off their lands, lighting bushfires and returning to collect the charcoal later.
"This hygiene-focused project will boost the current initiative with the demand driven community-led approach.
(AP) Lawmakers Urge Rejection of Wal-Mart Bank Application Lawmakers urged regulators to reject a plan by Wal-Mart Stores to open an industrial bank, saying it will drive community banks out of business.
These gamification features let group owners drive community engagement with their influencer rankings.
It is poorly understood, however, whether these two disturbances interact with the functional identity of recipient native plants to drive community change.
Thus, the effect of a number of different factors is reflected by soil pH and these factors may also drive community composition.
This provides a basis for classical comparisons of communities, investigation of the factors that drive community differences, and assessment of priorities for conservation.
