The phrase "achieved depending" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect combination of words that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The results were achieved depending on various factors." (Note: This example is not ideal due to the phrase's incorrectness.)
Alternatives: "achieved based on" or "attained depending on".
The energy consumption is in general technology dependent; hence, different values of energy savings can be achieved depending on the used technology and the channel conditions which determine the achieved data rates.
Although lenders will still accept incentives within reason, Mark Harris, of mortgage broker SPF Private Clients, says that it could affect the mortgage that can be achieved, depending on what the incentive is, and its value.
Local minima may be achieved depending on the design parameters.
We show that significant spatial-reuse gains can be achieved depending on the scenario and the beamforming technique used.
Evaluation of the data revealed that the preparation of fully amorphous samples could be achieved depending on the process conditions.
In the case of 2, two different layers can be achieved depending on the conformation of sdba.
How this balance is achieved depends principally on the vision of urban planners, yet in the end what the public lives with is architecture.
The accuracy achieved depends on the number of tracks counted, so that artificial glass coloured with 10 percent uranium can be dated as soon as 30 years after manufacture.
Whether that can be achieved depends, in turn, on continued reform in Russia itself.America, although too distant to exert dominant influence, is important enough to affect the options: witness the effect of its sanctions policy towards Iran.
How and whether common knowledge can be achieved depends on available communication facilities.
The long-time steady-state response (if achieved) depends predominantly on normal stress.
