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Discover LudwigThe phrase "already rely on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an existing dependence or reliance on something that has been established prior to the current moment.
Example: "Many businesses already rely on cloud computing for their data storage needs."
Alternatives: "currently depend on" or "have been relying on".
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In reality, many Latin American nations already rely on dollars, to one degree or another.
Advertisers already rely on independent audits.
Indeed, around two million students already rely on financial aid deals for higher education services.
We already rely on gas for 83% of our central heating and almost 50% of electricity.
In fact, many companies already rely on Internet-service providers to filter their Web traffic remotely.
Many electronics and optoelectronics already rely on different types of materials to perform different functions.
Millions of PC users already rely on Web applications that either provide a service or store data.
Like Michael, many already rely on aerial images to guide planting, irrigation and pest management decisions throughout a growing season.
Many of the people who would lose Medicaid already rely on that coverage today and it would not be there for them if the bill is enacted.
Most farms in the region already rely on purchasing some nutrients in the form of grain for their livestock and are likely to need to increase those purchases.
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The board, which represents the Greenwich Village, SoHo and Little Italy neighborhoods, already relies on one summer fair to supplement its $170,000 budget.
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