The phrase "depend on the completion" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are talking about something that requires the successful completion of another task in order to move forward, continue, or succeed. Example: The success of our project will depend on the completion of the final report.
The length of the patient stay is determined by the clinical staff, independently of the research, i.e. the time of discharge does not depend on the completion of psychotherapy, or after one month for the comparison group.
By initiating contact with different customers at different times throughout the year, BearingPoint has created an almost persistent data flow that does not depend on the completion of a given transaction, while permitting comparisons among customers on a range of issues.
Hence, while the two germline variants show promising capacity for personalized prediction of unusual outcomes of the studied patient, their translation into clinical practice will strongly depend on the completion of more comprehensive genetic and functional studies in the future.
You may also have to consider whether the completion of one aim depends on the completion of another.
Advanced placement into a next-in-sequence course depends on the completion of the appropriate mathematics prerequisites before enrolling.
UtiliCorp, which runs utilities in seven states, said the transaction depended on the completion of FirstEnergy's purchase of GPU Inc., Midlands's current owner.
The loan also depends on the completion of talks by the International Monetary Fund, the Mexican Government and public and private loan institutions for an additional $12 billion in loans.
Piaget (1926) accustomed us to thinking about cognitive development in terms of a series of steps, each of which depends on the completion of prior steps.
Our analyses of the on-off regulating phosphorylation of signaling proteins indicate that they work in a concatenated manner, with every step depending on the completion of the preceding step.
WHO/HAI depends on the completion of individual country surveys to build its database.
Plan the work so that subsequent aims don't depend on the successful completion of some early high-risk step.
