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The phrase "also will depend on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or conditions that influence a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The success of the project will also depend on the team's ability to collaborate effectively."
Alternatives: "will also be contingent upon" or "will also rely on".
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It also will depend on whether you feel the "fit" is right.
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson on Wednesday said the framework's success also will depend on salesmanship.
Several authors see e.g. [20,23,30] have indicated that selection of the plot size also will depend on forest types, available resources and the needed precision.
Whether the effect goes deeper and persists also will depend on how a polarized public — and the candidates — frame the week's deadly events with their fraught elements of racial tension and maintenance of public order.
The phenotype also will depend on the host strain used for the screen.
Several authors see e.g. [ 20, 23, 30] have indicated that selection of the plot size also will depend on forest types, available resources and the needed precision.
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Also, this will depend on the distributions of these parameters and the errors across the region.
Whether it also entails the third will depend on one's particular theory of justification.
He also knows they will depend on US military aid for years to come.
Thus, the predicted label on level j will also depend on predicted labels of level 1 to j-1.
The homeowner will usually have a preference and it will also depend on the size of the property.
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