The phrase "a high reliance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree of dependence on something, often in contexts related to research, technology, or economics.
Example: "The study revealed a high reliance on renewable energy sources among the participants."
Alternatives: "a strong dependence" or "a significant reliance".
"In Knowsley, there's a high reliance on doorstep credit companies.
First, a high reliance on employee creativity brings with it particular risks of dysfunctional employee behavior such as an overly narrow focus on the individual task or the opportunistic use of task-specific expertise.
"The end of October presents many of the same challenges that we had in March in terms of importing foods and a high reliance on the E.U. at that point," Tom Holder, a spokesman for the British Retail Consortium, said.
Contrary to most perceptions, it is a relatively efficient program — with low administrative costs, a high reliance on managed care and much lower payments to providers than other public and private insurance.
Photograph: INTS KALNINS/REUTERS 12.44pm BST Rehn: Latvia is not Cyprus Olli Rehn, announcing Latvia may join the euro from January 2014 Photograph: /EC An important question for Olli Rehn at the Brussels press conference: Given Latvia's banking sector has a high reliance on foreign savers, particularly from CIS countries (the former Soviet Republics), are we risking a repeat of Cyprus?
Google has a high reliance on their search advertising revenues, with no other formidabble revenue streams.
The methodology is that of standard true-crime television, with a higher reliance than usual on re-enactments.
However, the rate capability suffers as a result of the limited surface area due to a higher reliance on bulk diffusion of Li into SiO2.
Nevertheless, there are signs that this time around, the economy could be moving toward a higher reliance on temporary workers over the long term.
This is probably due to the absence of a commercial milk market and a higher reliance on the sale of young stock to meet cash needs.
While certain manipulations may make tacit knowledge more difficult to use and a higher reliance on more implicit motor processing more likely [4], [7], [10], the precision of what can be revealed about the characteristics of imagined movements remains limited.
