'dependence relationship' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which one person or thing relies on another. For example, "The two countries have a strong dependence relationship, with one relying heavily on the other for goods and services."
However, one might insist that it is crucial to understanding the claim that some object x depends on some object y that the correct asymmetrical dependence relationship hold between the two.
However, some experts warn that a wide majority cannot get out of this dependence relationship with the government.
This report reveals dependence relationship between the progress of general electrochemical parameters and bacterial sulfate-reduction rate.
The dependence relationship of the wrinkling wavelength on the geometric parameters of surface nanostructures and the elastic properties of the film and substrate is established.
The BJP model is comprised of a log sinh transformation that normalises hydrological data, and a bi-variate Gaussian distribution that characterises the dependence relationship.
The oxidation peak potential was −0.160 V (vs. Ag/AgCl, sat. KCl) and the oxidation peak current showed a dependence relationship with GSH concentration in the range of 1.0 ∼500.0 μM with a detection limit of 0.5 μM GSH.
To keep track of this workflow, dependence relationships (dependencies) can be created between tasks, between processes, and between process groups.
Term co-occurrence probabilities are considered in the semi-supervised document clustering process to capture term-to-term dependence relationships.
The MOEA-based prototype assesses the input weights of fuzzy dependence relationships by learning from available output data.
Due to the curse of dimensionality, the underlying dependence relationships between these random variables are difficult to capture.
Correlation coefficients and mutual information, which are effective for assessing the dependence relationships, are applied to judge whether the stochastic IES model is correct.
