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The phrase "are very dependent on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a strong reliance on something or someone in various contexts, such as personal, professional, or academic situations.
Example: "Many students are very dependent on their teachers for guidance and support throughout their education."
Alternatives: "are heavily reliant on" or "depend greatly on".
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Conditions such as anxiety, depression, insomnia, etc. are very dependent on your lifestyle, with diet being one of the most important aspects of it.
While Adelson's Las Vegas resorts now take in more money from non-gambling activities, the ones in Singapore and Macau are very dependent on their casinos.
While other approaches are very dependent on accurate contact predictions, ours requires only that at least one correct contact be retained in a set of, for example, one hundred constraints to test.
Schools are very dependent on their catchment area.
"I have friends who are very dependent on Medicare".
"We are very dependent on Albany and a little bit dependent on Washington.
"People here are very dependent on having a doctor they know," he said.
Q: Isn't it true that your plans are very dependent on others?
"Islanders there are very dependent on their coral reefs and diving tourism is a major contributor to their economies.
And a number of the -- obviously other members of the Republican Party are very dependent on special interests.
Scientists receive so little funding from the UK we are very dependent on EU sources and collaboration.
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