The phrase 'deep dependence' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a relationship in which one person relies heavily on another for emotional or physical support. For example, "The couple had a deep dependence on each other, and could not imagine life without the other."
LIKE children, animals present us with complicated relationships, deep dependence and non-negotiable needs.
His rapid rise was as typical for a Russian oligarch as is his deep dependence on Cyprus for offshore banking.
But he now acknowledges the undeniable: Mexico has been in a recession for months, and its deep dependence on trade with the United States is the primary cause.
"My character, Dawn, and her husband share a vicious, private banter that sounds malicious, but really comes from their deep dependence on one another".
Gazprombank's maneuver, while clearly aimed at benefiting the parent company, also highlighted the deep dependence of Russia's business and political elite on Cypriot offshore banking.
This would lock the Palestinians into deep dependence on Israel.Some of the gloomiest forecasts of water wars have focused on sub-Saharan Africa.
"...we are developing an ever deeper dependence on websites such as Facebook, Twitter and Second Life - and these technologies can alter the way our minds work".
The more important, scarce and irreplaceable the required resources, the deeper dependence of the organization are on an external resource supplier (Pfeffer & Salancik 1978).
I'm sure there are people who feel a deeper dependence and can't stop smoking abruptly without some seriously unpleasant feelings, but I think every pothead owes it to him or herself to try.
I'm sure there are people who feel a deeper dependence and can't stop smoking abruptly without some seriously unpleasant feelings, but I think every pothead owes it to himself to try.
Its recent political and economic opening signals an effort to better diversify its international partners to avoid too deep a dependence on Beijing.
