The phrase "driven questions" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally, it is used to describe questions that are focused on a desired outcome or aim. For example, "When writing a business plan, it is important to focus on driven questions, such as 'how can we increase our revenue?'".
In both interviews and the more spontaneous fieldwork conversations, an informal style of questioning was adopted, with event and case driven questions preferred to make an easygoing dialogue possible.
With his patronizing tone and his floppy brown hair, he was just the sort of person she used to listen to at parties, trying to think of intelligent, psychologically driven questions to ask while taking small sips from a cup of lukewarm beer.
Deductive thematic analysis was used: Theoretically driven questions were asked and the themes that were identified from the data were fit into the preconceived analytical frame [ 26].
While the object-colour solid method allows us to draw conclusions based on all possible colours and examine the ultimate limits of the lungfish colour vision system, receptor space modelling allows us to address more ecologically driven questions, such as the ability to discriminate between different types of vegetation and detect subtle differences in conspecific body colouration.
Policy documents outlining the rationale behind ETPs, as well as ZEP's Vision Document and Strategic Research Agenda for CCS, are investigated by asking theory-driven questions about the range of political priorities the platform has become associated with.
In 2003 and 2006, our consortium was funded by the USA National Science Foundation NSFF) to create a set of genus-level comparative genomic resources spanning the Oryza phylogeny that could be used as an experimental platform to address important hypothesis-driven questions in both basic and applied research.
Bigness can be defined as data so multidimensional and complex that it must be reduced before it can be analyzed (Patty and Penn 2015), or as when current technology and methods (throughput and analytics) cannot provide timely and quality answers to data-driven questions (Kraska 2013; Jacobs 2009).
Examples of activity-driven questions from WWF (WWF 2008; WWF 2010) and MEA (MEA 2005; MEA 2005a) reports may include but are not limited to: When humans modify, fragment, or destroy habitats, how does this affect gene flow and genetic drift of a species?
The ability to estimate foliar N distributions across arid and semi-arid environments could help answer process-driven questions related to topics such as controls on canopy photosynthesis, the influence of N on carbon cycling behavior, nutrient pulse dynamics, and post-fire recovery.
We believe, however, that our definition of tool use is both sufficiently liberal and sufficiently conservative to allow clear hypothesis-driven questions concerning multisensory attention (and multisensory peripersonal space) to be answered in a pragmatic way.
Throughout the course, the instructor made it clear to students that she particularly valued student-driven questions, experimentation, and the excitement of discovery.
