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well-motivated

British  

adjective

  1. (of a person, intention, etc) have sufficient incentive, desire, or drive

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They are a well-motivated team under Andy Farrell and are very well drilled.

From BBC

Nitta and Minoru Eto of Hiroshima University's WPI-SKCM2, a research center focused on knotted and chiral phenomena across different systems and scales, together with Yu Hamada of the Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron in Germany, argue that a plausible solution might be hiding in a well-motivated extension of known physics.

From Science Daily

"The fact that we have happy, healthy, well-motivated, highly productive staff is what we should all be aspiring to."

From BBC

Lee was “well-intentioned and well-motivated by that,” Bouchard continued.

From Washington Times

They include well-established facts—such as the tendency for red dwarf stars to emit strong flares and other stellar outbursts that could strip planets of their atmospheres—in addition to well-motivated speculations, such as asteroid impacts upon a young planet needing to be in a Goldilocks-like state of neither too numerous to disrupt biogenesis nor too sparse to starve prebiotic chemistry of molecular precursors thought necessary for life’s origins.

From Scientific American