The phrase "and interdependence with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing relationships or connections between entities, emphasizing mutual reliance or support.
Example: "The study highlights the importance of collaboration and interdependence with the local community to achieve sustainable development."
Alternatives: "and mutual reliance on the" or "and interconnectedness with the".
Also included as "family member" is a person who can prove an "emotional and financial commitment and interdependence" with the tenant — in other words, a significant other.
Mr. Newman says the law recognizes the succession rights of spouses and other family members — for instance a child, a stepchild, a parent, a stepparent, grandchildren, grandparents, in-laws, siblings and their spouses — as well as other individuals who can prove an "emotional and financial commitment and interdependence" with the former tenant.
Weber has been an essential contact of mine on behavior and climate since she wrote a paper titled "Why global warming does not scare us (yet)." Here's their missive: Greetings from Dharamsala, India, where we have been in a conversation on Ecology, Ethics and Interdependence with His Holiness the Dalai Lama and numerous other Tibetan Buddhist leaders and scholars.
"In order for the girlfriend to be recognized as a nontraditional family member she would have to demonstrate an emotional and financial commitment and interdependence with Mr. Omanoff," Mr. Gulielmetti said, adding that the required residency period would be only one year if the girlfriend is disabled or at least 62 years old.
Nearly a quarter of respondents displayed PTSD symptoms, and they were less likely to have positive attitudes toward the Rwandan national trials and interdependence with other ethnic groups.
According to Edquist (2005), the system of innovation approach focuses on the fact that firms do not innovate in isolation but rather in collaboration and interdependence with other organizations such as other enterprises, universities and government research institutes.
Trust is a positive expectation resulting from roles, relationships, experiences, and interdependence with others [ 25].
Black African communities have a collectivist cultural orientation that emphasises relatedness to and interdependence with others [ 25, 26].
The aim of this article is to help gain a better understanding of the conflicts over farmland uses and of their interdependence with the dynamics of territorial governance mechanisms that are emerging in metropolitan rural areas.
It can, if its citizens are ready to cast aside their nationalist illusions and recognize their interdependence with the people of other nations.
At the same time, the report, to be released Friday, said China's economic interdependence with the United States and the rest of Asia would probably prevent it from becoming a full-blown, cold-war-style foe, or from using military force to try to drive the United States from the region.
