The phrase "dependence on having" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the reliance or need for possessing something. Example: "The company's success was built on their dependence on having the latest technology."
Despite the mammalian body's dependence on having its two FOXP2 genes work just right, Dr. Enard's team found that the human version of FOXP2 seemed to substitute perfectly for the mouse version in all the mouse's tissues except for the brain.
Similarly, with food justice, having local economies and local food movements reduces our dependence on having to have more expensive food that may be less available because of climate change, having to get it from other places, because we're creating it locally.
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Chrysler, along with its dependence on trucks, has the added challenge of having yet to make Daimler and Chrysler a profitable match.
While HR roles may not have changed, their dependence on technology has grown exponentially.
Big business's dependence on government has only increased as government has grown.
The sad truth is my blind dependence on technology has created its own anxiety.
Farmers' dependence on subsidies has grown over the past three years, as world prices have fallen.
Tennessee's dependence on tobacco has made the state one of the most hostile in the nation to tobacco regulation.
Space weather has long been recognised as an issue, but experts say our increasing dependence on technology has made 21st Century society more vulnerable.
The magnetic field dependence on this has been studied as well, and this depends on the kinetic energy range of the confined electrons.
