The phrase "driven focus" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It describes the act of carefully concentrating on a task or goal. For example, "Through his driven focus and dedication to the cause, John was able to successfully complete the project."
context driven focus attention, object priming, and scale selection [1]; content-based image retrieval (CBIR) [2]; semantic organization of databases of digital pictures [8]; robot navigation systems [26]; scene depths estimation [27, 28]; bootstrap learning to select the best advertising to be sent by Multimedia Messaging Service [3, 4].
Lisa's writing and coaching combine current psychological literature, the practicality and goal driven focus of business studies with a true passion for empowering and encouraging people to live a happier life starting today.
The road delivers you to people like this that most of us Princetonians do not interact with, due to our typical driven focus on our personal and often upper-class sphere of influence.
In addition to this "Wifi-connected everything" phenomenon and our obsession with smart phones, there's a parallel trend of an environmentally driven focus.
This driven focus on holding the provider accountable to system compliance without reference data is all a far cry from the espoused purposes of quality control.
America not only has a budget deficit, in part created by an ideologically driven focus on tax cuts for the wealthy coupled with large scale, unending, unpaid for wars and ongoing military commitments.
He is driven, focussed, ambitious and confident.
"All of these people are really brave, driven, focused, passionate Americans.
"They're just driven, focused guys," he said, adding that "they absolutely hated khakis".
All of you know Cameron as a driven, focused, and super-smart journalist.
People who are successful later in life are principled, driven, focused and intelligent.
