'deep reliance' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "He had a deep reliance on his friends for emotional support."
One reason is our deep reliance on electrical power grids.
Asbest is one of the more extreme examples of the environmental costs of modern Russia's deep reliance on mining.
Where the new console differs, powerfully and fundamentally, from previous iterations is its deep reliance on the cloud.
Despite our deep reliance on email, little research has examined the relationship between its use and workplace performance.
Signaling reservations about Colombia's deep reliance on American military support, the European Union announced a package of nonmilitary aid today that fell short of expectations.
In Ireland, where prices are falling by 5percentt, reordering the economy from its deep reliance on construction and property will take years.
"Europe doesn't want to get into deeper reliance on Russia.
The result, analysts believe, has been a deeper reliance on criminal enterprises — especially the South American cocaine trade — and on a mechanism to move its ill-gotten cash around the world.
The new list comes at the expense of a deeper reliance on China as a supplier for the products concerned, says Rogers.
He was chosen by Mr. Deng and other senior leaders in late June 1989, in the weeks after the crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators near Tiananmen Square, one of the darkest episodes of Mr. Deng's legacy, and yet one in keeping with his deep-seated reliance on authoritarian measures.
The death of unarmed black males -- and the refusal by grand juries to indict the officers involved -- reflects a pervasive, deep-seated reliance on stereotypes of black men.
