The phrase "motivation with which" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce the reason or driving force behind someone's actions. For example: - The motivation with which he pursued his career goals was admirable. - I was impressed by the level of motivation with which the team approached the project. - She lacked the motivation with which to finish the task. - The motivation with which she overcame her obstacles was inspiring to others.
Less dramatically, the amount of good or bad karma generated by an action is said to be strongly dependent on the motivation with which it was carried out.
This dichotomy is not surprising, since the SAQ shows the health workers' positive subjective assessments of their motivation, with which their supervisors do not agree.
The commitment and motivation with which this campaign is carried out by reflects IKEA's long-term dedication to working with UNICEF towards measurable results for children," said Philip O'Brien, Director, Private Fundraising and Partnership for UNICEF.
But the existence of mixed motivations presumes non-interested motivations with which selfishness is mixed not the reducibility of all motivations to selfishness or self-partiality.
Autonomous motivation means motivation which an individual perceives as originating from within his self.
"I think it was unreasonable at any time that we should go into the Tribal Areas with the same kind of motivation and fervor with which the coalition went into Afghanistan or into Iraq," he said.
The same 10 outfield players started both games, the motivation, focus and purpose with which the team throbbed as Jürgen Klopp's side was humiliated at Vicarage Road totally absent when the same men lined up at Wembley.
There are three kinds of motivation: the intrinsic motivation which means the guy is naturally demanding of himself that he wants to be the best, and he has always that inner dissatisfaction with what he has achieved.
One of those warnings has to do with motivation -- which I always hope will be complex, but which sometimes gets muddy with that complexity.
A Grounded Theory analysis of the interviews reveals two distinct motivations (to achieve and to relax) with which gamers approach such games, together with two corresponding movement control strategies.
Next to intrinsic and extrinsic motivation is a-motivation which in essence means that one admittedly engages with an activity or object but without any intention.
