The phrase "areas depend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or conditions are reliant on specific areas or regions.
Example: "The success of the project varies significantly because different areas depend on unique resources and local expertise."
Alternatives: "regions rely" or "locations are contingent".
Cities in China's interior have mostly been resilient, as those areas depend less on international travel.
Nearly all such chronically underserved areas depend on foreign aid to help provide basic medicine and trained health workers.
BET-surface areas depend on the nature of the support and the type of method of preparation.
These complex interactions between adjacent and noncontiguous brain areas depend on a functional architecture that is maintained even in the absence of input.
Also, because the vast majority of inventions in such areas depend on unique molecular architectures, patents for new products are easier to defend in the courts.
Many Norwegian Sami are coastal fishermen, and those in other areas depend for their livelihoods on farming, forestry, freshwater fishing, and mining or on government, industrial, and commercial employment in cities and towns.
Results show that the extent and rate of change varies between areas depending on population density.
Students enroll in three electives and can choose these classes in different areas depending on their interest areas.
Delivery to Brooklyn and Queens is free, but Mobile charges up to $125 to deliver to other areas, depending on the distance, she said.
The amount of time students dedicate to each of their subject areas depends upon the set up of their joint honours programme.
In some areas, depending on factors like traffic conditions and the availability of defibrillators, the survival rate is as low as 1 in 50.
