The phrase "actor dependency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, software design, or social sciences, where the relationship between an actor (such as a user or system component) and its dependencies is being discussed.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that actor dependency significantly impacts the overall performance of the system."
Alternatives: "actor reliance" or "actor interdependence".
As in the other mechanism leading to path-dependency (the actor similarity mechanism), the number of components becomes maximal because every actor chooses not to deviate from their previous concept anymore.
Our optimization cri- teria include: balancing the total processing workload with regards to data dependencies, actors idle time minimization and reduction of data exchanges between processing units.
The proposed methodology starts from a requirements model, which defines a business domain at a "strategic" level, describing the participating actors, their mutual dependencies, goals, require- ments, and expectations.
To me, as a Muslim from Sudan, this dependency on external actors is part of the problem, signifying a neocolonial state of mind among Muslims, thereby perpetuating ourselves as the subjects of empire, rather than self-determining persons and communities.
Finally, the participants expressed a perceived dependency on various actors in the health care system, with whom they are working directly (specialists, patients) or indirectly (insurances, associations).
Moreover, they perceived their role in science as passive and in constant dependency on other actors in the health care system.
This has mainly been, again, because the dominant issue of budgetary constraints and the dependency on external actors were out of their control and could potentially obstruct the accomplishment of a project that is highly relevant for them.
In Nepal, the politics of conflict resulted in the decision by the leadership to ban health workers from treating rebels (referred to as 'terrorists'), which caused 20 000 people to forfeit health care [ 22]; and the Zambian case study on HRH implications of Global Health Initiatives (GHI) demonstrates how leadership in HRH policy is compromised by the resultant dependency on external actors [ 9].
Although modelling goal dependencies in such a STS contributes to identifying beneficial Machines because such a dependency can represent an actor asks some Machine to achieve his own goal.
Resource dependency is also found between actor groups, for example, between civil servants and politicians.
