"fundamentally driven" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is motivated or influenced by a deep or essential factor. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its fundamentally driven leadership team, who prioritize innovation and customer satisfaction above all else.
"My own view of this is that oil is fundamentally driven by fundamentals; there are periods when financial activity can amplify what is happening in oil prices.
"This project from Houphouët was fundamentally driven by his faith.
"Despite the market volatility, our fundamentally driven long-term investment approach remains consistent," he wrote.
Oh? "All relationships in New York City are fundamentally driven by real estate," he says, laughing.
Free market ideology assumes that people are fundamentally driven by competition and rewards.
This apparent limited knowledge and understanding is fundamentally driven by methodological limitations of these studies.
There are four technology trends in particular that will fundamentally drive these changes to retail and they're all centred around personalisation: data science, the internet of things, the back office and personal production.
And Pierre Omidyar, founder of eBay and the Omidyar Network, reminded us in his video address that what fundamentally drives him is the power of markets and networks, and his belief that the people within them are inherently good.
Economics and earnings are what fundamentally drive the market, and here the news is more encouraging.
So, if we deliver a Model 3 to somebody [and] they love it, they tell all of their friends...really our customers are our primary sales force...that's the thing that fundamentally drives our sales.
We must investigate what fundamentally drives all of this to begin with: It is our collective curiosity to know more during a time in society where demand transparency is rising and at loggerheads with keeping some information private.
