The phrase "depend at" is not correct and not usable in written English
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not a standard expression.
Example: "I depend at my friend's house for support" is incorrect.
Alternatives: "depend on" or "rely on."
Most alumni publications depend at least in part on advertising.
But how they change will depend at least partly on government policies.
Nonprofits depend at year end on generous charitable contributions made possible because of large bonus payments to our donors.
But the company's success in selling people on devices will depend at least as much on style as on substance.
Whether or not it does must depend at least in part on political factors beyond even the Treasury's control.
The quality of your experience will depend, at least in some part, on how much money you are willing to pay for a ticket.
Mr. Incandela acknowledged that the ultimate success of ArtBabble will depend, at least partly, on what other institutions the Indianapolis museum persuades to join.
Ultimately, however, her reputation will depend, at least in part, on the fate of the education reforms that she supports so vociferously.
Tree geneticists are acutely aware that public acceptance will depend at least partly on whether altered trees can be made sterile or their reproductive capacity tightly controlled.
And in the end, success will depend at least as much on the novelty of the merchandise offered as on event packaging.
Whether that will be enough to make Crennel the next coach will most likely depend at least in part on how the Chiefs in their final two games.
