"driven nature" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone or something's impetus to pursue goals. For example, "She has an ambitious driven nature that helps her tackle any task with confidence."
Dempsey's intensely driven nature springs from a difficult childhood.
Because of data driven nature, the very first issue which DSMS must solve is to manage the changes in data arrival rate during a specific query lifetime.
Determination of thermodynamic parameters such as ΔH and ΔG respectively revealed the nature of endothermic and temperature – driven nature of the fluoride sorption process.
Chamber-based methods lack the temporal and spatial resolution required to follow the event driven nature of N2O fluxes but provide valuable information for evaluating management practices.
Technologies such as high-throughput screening (HTS) have been the domain of the private sector for two reasons: (1) high costs associated with the equipment and running of screens and (2) the non-hypothesis driven nature of the work.
I think that one of the issues as far as the freedom of markets and therefore the sort of the market driven nature of companies which is what you're interested in as an outside investor as opposed to state control.
As the Indian proverb says: "When you drive nature out of the door with a broom, she'll come back through the window with a pitchfork".
First, lots of the mechanics that drives nature occurs on a scale that is very small and far beyond human sense perception – it is invisible to our eyes.
In short, an argument that much of urban growth over the past decade or two has been technology driven in nature.
This study aims to develop a horizontal PBR system mixed with rocking movement driven by nature force, and these preliminary results showed the feasibility of it.
These results proved feasibility of a novel photobioreactor system driven by nature force, as well as low cost of manufacturing, and easy scaling-up.
