The phrase "away from the dependency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of distancing oneself from reliance on something or someone.
Example: "In order to achieve greater independence, she decided to move away from the dependency on her family's financial support."
Alternatives: "free from reliance" or "distancing from dependence".
In his vaunted Bolivarian revolution, Chávez seeks to shift the region away from dependency on the United States by redefining Venezuela's — and ultimately Latin America's — political economy through fraternal ties and new, "socialist" forms of barter trade and other exchanges with like-minded governments.
Despite efforts to move the economy away from dependency on oil, the majority of the government's revenues come from the hydrocarbon sector.
But to turn the focus of the discussion of this calamity away from the environment itself, away from oil dependency, away from lethal corporate misdeeds and onto the President -- well, even my dog can't bear to see that.
The whole point is to get away from the drip-feed of dependency on foreign aid.America cannot and should not push such a new Africa initiative alone.
Skolkovo is a massive government-led effort to diversify the Russian economy away from its dependency on natural resources and build an entrepreneurship culture inside the country.
And this shall be the new paradigm, the new civic order: a reorganizing of the social sphere away from consumerist dependency and exploitation and toward self-empowerment and community sustainability.
He is unlikely to deviate from the current market-share policy, as Saudi Arabia's deputy crown price Mohammed bin Salman seems to be calling the shots with his recently announced Vision 2030 plan for the kingdom to move away from oil dependency.
Within a year, dozens of business plans were vetted, market risks were assessed and one hundred loans were issued, helping to secure a better standard of living for returning refugees; enabling them to generate income, repair and furnish their homes, lifting themselves and their families out of the poverty trap and away from aid dependency.
