The phrase "actually dependent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a reliance or connection to something in a more informal or conversational context.
Example: "Many people are actually dependent on social media for their daily interactions."
Alternatives: "truly reliant" or "genuinely dependent".
They also provide a quantitative basis for understanding the degree to which Yellowstone's famous wildlife herds are actually dependent on geothermal activity.
Glacial erosion is approximated as a simple linear function of basal sliding, but is actually dependent on a myriad of spatially and temporally varying boundary conditions.
Even those coincidences start to contribute to a cleverly nuanced point about how much of the system we assume to be inscribed in stone is actually dependent on chance and individual fortune.
Rather, Pope Benedict was highlighting the fact that the branch of life society calls science is actually dependent on a series of assumptions that Christianity has bequeathed to it.
It is a world in which so-called NGOs are actually dependent on government for cash; and one in which the European Commission, itself directly financed by Europe's national governments, finances "autonomous" organisations that campaign for more power and money to be handed to the commission itself.
This result suggests that the ISE is actually dependent upon friction condition.
This observation is due to the fact that the RI sensitivity of LSPRs is actually wavelength dependent, which means that the RI sensitivity will not depend much on the mode resonance of choice or the structure geometry once the sensing wavelength is fixed (consistent with previous theoretical results by quasi-static approximation [25, 26]).
Asymptotic α is actually highly dependent upon the physical coverage, as shown in the figure, while δ min is only weakly dependent upon ρ.
Most owners endorse free enterprise but are actually heavily dependent on public subsidies for their new state-of-the-art stadiums.
The 1990 constitution originally granted the president very broad powers; this "superpresident" appointed and could dismiss the prime minister, who was nominally responsible to both the parliament and the president but was actually directly dependent on the president.
Due to fluctuation of the neutron source around a mean value, the source is actually time dependent.
