The phrase "abnormally dependent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone or something relies excessively on another person or thing in an unusual or unhealthy manner.
Example: "His abnormally dependent behavior on his parents has raised concerns among his friends."
Alternatives: "excessively reliant" or "unduly dependent".
The middle one, Siegfried, was to remain abnormally dependent on her for the rest of her long life.
Energy production in cancer cells is abnormally dependent on aerobic glycolysis.
Metabolic dysfunction is one of the emerging hallmarks of cancer: cancer cells show a shift in energy production that is abnormally dependent on aerobic glycolysis, and thus some of the key effectors of glycolysis (enzymes and transporters) can be considered as promising targets for the therapeutic intervention against cancer [ 18].
This can be compared with the development of HSP70 inhibitors as anti-cancer agents, with one rationale being that mutated oncoproteins are abnormally dependent on HSP70 – chaperone 'addiction' – and are more sensitive to HSP70 inhibition (Powers et al., 2008; Goloudina et al., 2012).
For example, the authors point out that abnormally high HA-dependent viscosity in muscle fascia can lead to local and more generalized stiffness, and potentially mechanosensor-mediated pain.
Recreational users, however, shared with the dependent users abnormally increased gray matter volume in the parahippocampus gyrus bilaterally, which extended to anterior parts of the amygdala and hippocampus (see Figures 1A and 3A).
These alterations display a range of temperature-dependent expressivity, from abnormally narrow leaves to complete absence of adult leaf development.
In male rats, they found that testosterone-dependent organs grew abnormally large after the rats were fed TCC.
Consistently with data on primary RMS tumours, we showed that Notch3 is overexpressed in RMS cell lines and abnormally activated in a ligand-dependent manner.
It is unlikely that tumours are entirely dependent on only one abnormally activated signaling pathway; consequently, treatment with an agent that interferes with a single target may be insufficient.
Development of RA-like disease is entirely dependent on mature lymphocytes, but abnormally enhanced homeostatic proliferation of CD4 T-cells is caused by augmented production of IL-7 by non-hematopoietic stromal cells through a STAT3-dependent process [ 14].
