The phrase "depend on generating" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when talking about something that is contingent upon a certain action being taken. For example, "Whether or not we can afford to build a new library depends on generating enough funds."
Of course, success depended on generating the right ideas in the first place, on attracting the best authors, and on recruiting and nurturing talented editors and designers.
And with good reason — more users are beneficial to a company's bottom line, which often depends on generating revenue by selling you targeted advertisements.
In the absence of any foreign investment, industrialization depended on generating adequate capital from agricultural surpluses, and the Bolsheviks initially experimented, partly successfully, with free-market agriculture and private ownership.
But model verification of functionally graded microstructures depends on generating usable dynamic iso-concentration sedimentation profiles that are often difficult to obtain using metal matrix composite microstructures or even simpler liquid models.
Thus, the studies of Sturtevant and Beadle, Cooper, Grell, Novitski, Sandler, Lindsley, Hawley, and many others after Bridges depended on generating flies containing a variety of different chromosome constitutions or unusual chromosomes (inversions, free duplications, compound chromosomes, etc).
In such a generation mechanism, genes generated later depend on previously generated genes in the same cluster [ 15].
Ms. Taylor said the Trust will depend on revenue generated from the development of Piers 40 and 57, which together offer roughly about 1.5 million square feet of space.
As gigs go bad, or don't go at all, the stage gimmicks and corporate weaselry that bands like Spinal Tap depend on to generate the effect of spontaneous hysteria at their shows start to clamber into the foreground.
But a problem with online destinations that depend on user generated content is that there is no way to ensure the quality of the content.
