The phrase "auxiliary dependency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to linguistics, programming, or systems where one element relies on another for support or function.
Example: "In the analysis of the sentence structure, we identified an auxiliary dependency that clarified the relationship between the main verb and its subject."
Alternatives: "supporting reliance" or "secondary dependence".
Therefore, the actual capacity is improved; furthermore, the dependency of embedded payload to the auxiliary data is highly decreased.
On the other hand, it decreases the dependency of the embedded watermark to the auxiliary data as well.
To decrease the dependency to auxiliary data and toward designing self-dependent reversible algorithm, we proposed to use a checker board structure [15].
On the contrary several reports have documented varying degrees of dependency of auxiliary factors that potentially determine the response of CHIP towards its substrates.
The design dependencies of auxiliary field and q-function are considered in the design sensitivity formulation, reflecting the convection effects due to the non-constant design velocity in the interaction integral domain.
Within the sentences, a non-adjacent dependency existed between the auxiliary and the suffix of the following verb: the auxiliary può required the infinitive verb form (i.e. X-are) whereas the progressive form (i.e. X-ando) was needed after the occurrence of the auxiliary sta (e.g. la sorella può cantare, la sorella sta cantando).
The correct Italian sentences with which the German infants were familiarized contained two different non-adjacent dependency types between the auxiliary and the verb suffix (in italics): namely sta X-ando (is X-ing) as in sta cantando/is singing and può X-are (can X-Ø) as in può cantare/can sing.
The student covers the core areas of English syntax from the last quarter century, including: complementation, control, 'raising constructions', passives, the auxiliary system, and the analysis of long distance dependency constructions.
Accordingly, later in Section 3, we introduce an auxiliary channel law, which accounts for for the dependency on N previous channel outputs (mathbf {y}^{k-1}_{k-N}).
The other way is to design a reversible method in which the dependency to a location map or any auxiliary data become restricted.
Here German native infants were exposed to stimulus material consisting of four-word correct Italian sentences containing systematic, rule-based non-adjacent dependencies between two elements i.e. between an auxiliary and a verb suffix, similar to the auxiliary is and the suffix –ing in is X-ing (see Figure 1).
