The phrase 'movements driven by' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to introduce a cause or motivation for an action or idea. For example: "The civil rights movement was driven by a desire for equality."
Armed movements driven by an ideology like that of ISIS are expansionist as well as eliminationist.
Both are traditionalist movements driven by economic anxiety and mistrust of centralised government power.
These tectonic plates are among more than a dozen that form earth's rigid shell — converging, sliding along or pulling away from one another in movements driven by heat from the planet's interior.
New social movements driven by post-materialist values and different kinds of social actors (particularly middle-class), are more likely to opt for tactics that involve cooperation with the state (Della Porta and Diani 2006; Giugni and Passy 1998; Staggenborg 2008).
Accordingly, changes in body weight are influenced by molecular movements driven by energy intake.
Vigorous chromosome movements driven by cytoskeletal assemblies are a widely conserved feature of sexual differentiation to facilitate meiotic recombination.
We must become again a grassroots social movement driven by the pragmatic idealism of our supporters.
This represents a turning point in the food movement and it signals the rise of a national movement driven by the passion of ordinary citizens.
While the lawyers were volunteers, a massive lawsuit costs money, so this movement, driven by social media, turned to "crowd funding", to the masses of supporters in their movement for small donations.
It's a movement driven by young women in the United States and abroad who are using social networking and crowd sourcing to shine a light on the issue and organize support for doing something about it.
Class issues are inevitable with a movement driven by the college educated, regardless if they can sweat $25 for the chicken they believe is the only kind of chicken people should be eating.
