The term "future driven" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a plan, strategy, or decision that is motivated or shaped by future goals, plans, or considerations. For example: "Our company's decision to invest in renewable energy was driven by our future-focused objectives of sustainability and social responsibility."
Rising voter concern about the nation's future, driven by an unsteady economy and unrest on Wall Street, is stirring nervousness among some Republicans and lifting confidence among Democratic leaders that their party could capture control of the House in November.
At a briefing last month, Mr. Hirai sketched a future driven by mobile devices like the Xperia smartphone, games and cameras, as well as medical devices and electric car batteries, along with big cost cuts in the television business, which has lost more than $10 billion over eight years.
In the future, driven by the OBOR strategy, the Chinese urban rail transit will take great strides toward the global market and become a major highlight of the 13th Five-Year Plan.
AppDynamics gives them a view of the applications running on top of that, and while all of that is useful in itself for the short term, Wang believes that this will ultimately be part of a more automated approach in the future, driven by the growing amounts of data and the complexity inherent in managing all of that.
The Library of Congress itself is undergoing an evolution into a future driven by bits as well as book.
It will accelerate the shift from the old and dirty power system of the past to a clean energy future driven by economical wind and solar power and energy efficiency.
Fear for my own future drove me to try some of the potential antidotes I had read about — memorizing statistics, taking more vitamins, studying jazz theory.
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Taipei's new plan to let approved Chinese investors buy listed stocks and futures drove the stock market up 14percentt in two days.
Bruce Benson announced the "Creating Futures" drive, which is already more than halfway to its goal thanks to the fundraiser's "silent phase," which has been active since 2006.
Our businesses, our labor, our minds, and our futures drive Alabama forward, which is why there was a sharp, potent feeling of betrayal when HB 56 passed.
