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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as a dependent of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who relies on another person for support, often in contexts like family relationships, financial support, or legal status.
Example: "As a dependent of my parents, I am eligible for certain tax benefits."
Alternatives: "as a beneficiary of" or "as someone reliant on".
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Saberht reigned as a dependent of his uncle Aethelberht I, king of Kent, and became a Christian after Aethelberht's conversion.
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Therefore, we decided to consider politeness as a dependent variable of our study.
However, if you claim your adult child as a dependent, neither of you is allowed the deduction.
It may well be that he fought as a dependent ally of Oswald against Penda.
If your child has a job this summer and you claim them as a dependent, both of you should remember that they need to file a tax return when they earned more than $6,300.
The 'collaboration score' was considered as a dependent variable of linear regression.
Records of PD confirmed cases from 1 January 2009 to 31 December 2010 were used as a dependent variable of the model.
Second, we used suicidal ideation, and not suicide attempt, as a dependent variable, because of the limited participants.
Fourth, using summary scores of HRQoL as a dependent variable had the advantage of its density and distribution.
As a dependent variable, the diagnosis of primary headache was coded as 1 (yes) and 0 (no = secondary headache).
This trichotomized variable is used as a dependent variable in one of the models.
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