'has been further driven' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe how something has become more intense or extensive. For example, "This trend of home-based businesses has been further driven by the pandemic."
The importance of active ductal growth driven by estrogen has been further emphasized by the higher susceptibility of the breast to be transformed during a 'high-risk' window in the lifespan of a female encompassed between menarche and a first full-term pregnancy [ 5].
Rangers should have been further behind three minutes later when O'Halloran drove into the box and set up MacLean for an easy tap-in, only for the former Rangers striker to balloon the ball over the bar from inside the six-yard box.
This hypothesis was further driven by a study from Cota and colleagues who have previously generated a GH-overexpressing rabbit model (Costa et al., 1998).
In the 7 years since it opened, Pacific Rim, which serves 6th to 12th graders, has been driven further and further from the hub of Boston by rising rents; it now sits in Hyde Park.
Since the release of BWA v1, software development has been driven by two further ongoing requirements: (i) the need to accommodate extensions to the BOADICEA model; and (ii) the need to implement suggestions for improvement made by users.
In the Nordic countries, sex workers say that the result of criminalising clients has been to drive sex work further underground.
It now periodically sends huge drilling rigs backed by military forces into disputed areas of Vietnam's 200 mile Exclusive Economic Zone base - even as it engages in an almost constant bullying of Vietnamese fisherman, who have been driven further and further offshore.
Little wonder that VW lobbied hard to buy the Czech government's remaining 30% share in Skoda last year, for a further $320m.The growth has been driven by exports.
Hamas has been driven into a deeper financial crisis since Egypt began further tightening restrictions over the past year.
He further maintains that at least 70% of growth over the past decade has been driven by natural resources.
