'depend on the development' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the outcomes of changes, progress, or decisions that may affect the situation. For example: "Whether or not we can go on vacation this year will depend on the development of the pandemic."
When taken together, these studies with the current report, we may conclude that pre-existing aging or eNOS deficiency may exacerbate the outcome of CLP via mechanisms that may (at least in part) depend on the development of endothelial dysfunction, while the amplifying effect of pre-existing trauma mainly involves other mechanisms.
In short, both hydrogen- and battery-powered cars, if they're to solve the pollution problem (and not just the oil-dependency problem), depend on the development of clean, renewable electricity production.
Portable EPR systems will depend on the development of new technology to miniaturise and automate equipment.
Such figures depend on the development of a reusable launch vehicle (RLV) as efficient and reliable as an airliner.
But ALSA's executives know that perhaps the ultimate determination of its success will depend on the development of a successful treatment.
Solutions may depend on the development of more powerful processors and more sophisticated software that uses a kind of artificial intelligence to tag, sort and retrieve media in more intuitive, helpful ways.
"Their movement will depend on the developments that take place," he said.
They "may inhabit and migrate through different depths of the ocean depending on the development stage", the researchers said.
A lyric poem depends on the development of a single sensibility.
"Much of the prosperity of Lancaster depended on the development of oil cloth and linoleum," www.localhistories.org.org
The growth of the natural gas industry has largely depended on the development of efficient pipeline systems.
