The phrase "a heavy dependence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant reliance on something or someone, often in contexts related to economics, psychology, or relationships.
Example: "The country's economy shows a heavy dependence on oil exports, making it vulnerable to fluctuations in global prices."
Alternatives: "a strong reliance" or "a significant dependence".
With the exception of a hundred or so A malls, the B, C and D malls are learning the hard way what they should have anticipated and acted upon a decade ago -- that instead of forming a heavy dependence on their anchors for generating traffic and profitable growth, mall developers should have realized that nothing stays the same forever.
From AFM the roughness of the films showed a heavy dependence on CdCl2 concentration.
This has lead to a rapid decline of local self-sufficiency and a heavy dependence on foreign imports.
A heavy dependence on human muscle was the principal cause and a major effect of this low level of development.
The light emitting properties of the resulting copolymers showed a heavy dependence on the feed ratio.
The report also found a "heavy dependence" on imported soybeans to feed livestock and dairy herds and that almost 90% of the imports come from Brazil.
The lining alloy containing no Si and high Sn content exhibits more directionality, and a heavier dependence on angular information is found by the classifier.
Neuroscientific studies have since identified two relevant interacting neural systems, suggesting that the acquisition of a motor skill involves a transition from heavy dependence on a system involving cognitive control to only weak dependence on such a system.
The results are interpreted as follows: relative to the reference category (non-dependent), a primary informal caregiver of an individual in a category of heavy dependence is 44.3% more likely to fall into the high-level category of care, 13.5% less likely to be in the medium-level category, and 30.8% less likely to fall into the low-level category.
The coarse grain market is susceptible to even greater short-term volatility as a result of heavy dependence on just one geographic region - the United States cornbelt area.
We have therefore applied an approach that can avoid heavy dependence on a given set of initial parameter values.
