"interest-driven" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is motivated or influenced by a person's interests or passions. Example: The company's success was largely driven by the interest-driven approach of its CEO, who actively sought out projects that aligned with his personal interests and values.
J. Robinson, wrestling coach at the University of Minnesota, cites intramural sports, which are wholly interest driven, as an example.
This performance is down to a huge acceleration in consumer interest driven by brand advocacy of their service.
Football is a perennial favourite with youngsters looking for a special way to celebrate their birthday, with interest driven this year by the recent World Cup in Brazil.
The modeling of ion transport and interactions in matter is a subject of growing interest, driven by the continuous increase of possible application fields.
Fe-based bulk metallic glasses (BMG) are of increasing research interest, driven in part by a unique combination of mechanical, magnetic and chemical properties.
Recently, methods for Chemical Named Entity Recognition NERR) have gained substantial interest, driven by the need for automatically analyzing todays ever growing collections of biomedical text.
In doing so, we explain the main characteristics of current RES policies by reference to the self-interest driven motivations of voters, stakeholders and political actors.
On the other hand, there are short-term self-interest driven approaches focusing on protection of national companies, markets and employment.
Isn't it much more about hard-nosed economic bargaining, about self-interest driven diplomacy in which each country wants to maximize its own gains rather than become obsessed about inflicting maximum damage on the other?
"Politically and commercially driven media have to be replaced by good ethical and public-interest driven media".
An example of self-interest driven is when a child is asked by his parents to do a chore.
