The phrase "approach which depends" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a method or strategy that relies on certain factors or conditions.
Example: "The approach which depends on collaborative efforts has proven to be the most effective in achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "method that relies" or "strategy based on".
The suggested approach, which depends on machining applications, can be applied during the final machining.
Savings so far have involved the group imposing new controls on departments, an approach which depends on the support of ministers and informal relationships with the Treasury.
Drug companies support the Republicans' general approach, which depends on competing private insurers to devise and market drug insurance policies -- a product that does not exist.
However, this projecting approach, which depends on the least-square regression method, generates large prediction errors and uncertainties in real applications.
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The approach, which depends on the availability of one or more donor atoms bearing electron lone pairs that are oriented exo to their macrocyclic cavity, has been employed to produce a range of diverse metallacyclic structures; examples of such metallo-assemblies displaying cyclic dimeric, trimeric, tetrameric, and hexameric topologies are presented.
Figure 4 also shows the rate of the improvement of the accuracy after the application of particular optimization approach, which depended on the representation of the compounds for EstateFP, it was improvement from 0.8 (grid search) up to 0.82 (Bayesian), but for libSVM and SVMlight the improvement was significantly higher; for these two strategies, the classification accuracy was equal to 0.68.
It is worthwhile to note that above mentioned approaches, which depend on low-level information in order to predict the power consumption, are not appropriate in real-life case simply because the underlying monitoring systems of the data centres are not able to provide the low-level information that these approaches require.
Prominent among these are constraint based modelling approaches which depend on the stoichiometry of the reactions.
It is widely accepted that the deep approach to learning which includes an integrative approach to understanding, leads to improved learning outcomes while surface (or reproducing) approaches which depend on rote memorization, are less effective [ 4].
However our proof of Corollary 4.1 in this case is more direct and more general than the approach in [15] which depends on a strict convexity regularity result of Figalli et al. [1].
