The phrase "acutely dependent on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or intense reliance on something or someone.
Example: "The success of the project is acutely dependent on timely funding and resources."
Alternatives: "highly reliant on" or "critically dependent on".
So Adobe is taking a big risk and reinventing Photoshop and, the company hopes, making it less acutely dependent on sales to a small group of professional customers.
All big real estate developers in the United Arab Emirates are acutely dependent on the country's rulers, who can authorize or block their projects.
It is acutely dependent on rhythm, verbal repetition and cyclic thematic patterning, but also innately musical – a pre-existing libretto, waiting for a composer, you might say – and Venables has done wonderful things with it.
The changing climate has already started impacting Alaska natives who are acutely dependent on the environment for their livelihoods.
In contrast, while EGC is acutely dependent on Rad51, T0, T1 and T2 are inhibited by Rad51, as translocation formation is increased from approximately two- to 18-fold in rad51Δ/rad51Δ homozygotes.
Because ovarian grafts are transplanted against a vascular bed on the pelvic sidewall [1], subcutaneously [2], [3], or on the remaining menopausal ovary [4], [5] their survival is acutely dependent on the neovascularization process, akin to skin grafting.
The loss of so much agricultural land and the displacement of so many communities made Palestinian Arabs acutely dependent upon the Jewish sector for employment.
They were dependent on no one.
According to the report, more than half of the Somali population – about 3.76 million people – is dependent on humanitarian aid, while one in five children is acutely malnourished.
Deprived of companions his own age, he was preternaturally attached to and dependent on his mother and was acutely jealous and resentful of his baby brother's intrusion into their lives.
By contrast, melatonin administration in healthy women acutely decreases glucose tolerance150,151, an effect that is dependent on a common gain-of-function variant of the melatonin receptor gene MTNR1B152.
