The phrase "and their interdependence on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the mutual reliance or connection between two or more entities or concepts.
Example: "The study highlights the importance of biodiversity and their interdependence on ecosystem health."
Alternatives: "and their reliance on" or "and their mutual dependence on".
It is characterised by identifying the domains in which integration processes take place (structural, social, cultural, civic-political and identificational), their multi-directional, spatial and temporal character, and their interdependence: experience in one domain impacting on experience in another.
As the world gets smaller through communication and travel and people recognize their interdependence on each other, I expect this type of career will become more common.
A key outcome of the project, and an important deliverable, was to enable participating organisations to identify the extent of their interdependence on other lifeline services.
Thanks to their interdependence, selection on these selfish genes enforces a moral code that ensures that an allele only spreads by promoting its autosomal genome's common good.
The performance indicators relating to political, technical, and systemic issues are combined in Table 1 as a separation is not necessary due to their interdependence based on the theory of international relations discussed above.
Depending on the availability of a nearly perfect test, on the diagnostic performance of individual tests, on their interdependence, etc. several methods and rules for combining tests have been developed [ 23].
Just as the passions exhibit and produce dependence on the body, so too do they exhibit and produce social relations and interdependence on others.
The synergies and mutual interdependence on which ICI had always assumed that its success depended existed almost entirely within each of the clusters but not across them.
The study also shows that the influence of production strategy and departmental interdependence on the importance attached to performance measures differs for evaluation and reward uses.
Thus, the difference in purpose of task and goal interdependence (c.f. van der Vegt and van de Vliert, 2002), may explain the differential effect of task and goal interdependence on teachers' engagement in social and individual learning activities.
