The phrase "contingent on how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something depends on the manner or method in which something is done.
Example: "The success of the project is contingent on how well the team collaborates."
Alternatives: "dependent on the way" or "based on how".
The success of a new project such as Boom is contingent on how the buildings relate to one another to form a community and encourage residents to engage with neighbors, said Kathryn McCamant, whose firm, McCamant & Durrett Architects, is known for its work in cohousing, including senior communities that operate with a high level of communal spirit.
A package of proposed raises was contingent on how much flexibility the league achieved.
We found that support for war is contingent on how the conflict is financed.
As a consequence of the patent term harmonization introduced by TRIPS, the term of U.S. patents became contingent on how quickly the patents are granted.
Mr. Plosser felt that the reference to 2013 might well be misinterpreted as suggesting that monetary policy was no longer contingent on how the economic outlook evolved.
However, the degree of compliance with and trust in computer agents was contingent on how much users felt as if these agents had been real humans.
The department is responsible for establishing and communicating rules on how contingent employees notify the department of absences.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics last did a survey on how big the contingent workforce was in 2005.
Contingent commissions, paid to brokers based on how much coverage they sell, are not always known by insurance buyers at the time of a deal.
Most of us embrace materialism (or are at least resigned to it) and regard "mind" as just another word for "brain". The fact that our minds are embodied means that our selves are contingent on lots of details of how our brains develop, of the connectivity they build in, of the stimuli they get from our environment and the ways they process those stimuli.
I know that "being a woman" isn't contingent on sexual organs; I know how much more it entails, but at the same time, there's something very basic and very primal in the femininity our sex bestows on us.
