"dependence on generating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to indicate a reliance or need for something to produce or create something else. Example: The company's success is heavily dependent on generating new leads and converting them into sales.
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But if the winds are fortunate (steady and powerful enough), she does envision a time when thousands of apartment houses, particularly taller ones facing stiff offshore breezes, will have rooftop turbines to reduce their dependence on electricity generated by oil, gas or coal.
As they did during the energy crisis of the 1970's, both garage inventors and professional engineers are searching for new ways to tap renewable resources, hoping to lessen the nation's -- and Long Island's -- dependence on electricity generated by natural gas, oil and nuclear fuel.
The classic OEM business model – with its dependence on turnover generated from new vehicle sales – is undergoing a major paradigm shift as value creation returns continue to fall.
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It would help scrub the atmosphere of excessive carbon dioxide, help eliminate our dependence on oil, and generate an innovative industry in the heart of California.
Long-Term Capital'sinin was its dependence on debt to generate its massive profits, gleaned from bets on bonds, and virtually every major brokerage stood to lose scads of money if it failed.
The proposal is intended to reduce dependence on oil imports, generate revenue from the sale of offshore leases and help win political support for comprehensive energy and climate legislation.
To win in a shifting social media environment, publishers will seek to mitigate their dependence on Facebook to generate audience traffic, since that traffic will now decrease.
However, this device's dependence on friction to generate the majority of its pressure drop makes it highly sensitive to the viscosity of the flowing fluid.
