"depending as it does" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a more formal way of expressing the idea of something being dependent on another thing. Example: The success of the project, depending as it does on the cooperation of all team members, is uncertain at this point.
Depending as it does on delicacy of touch, the game demands a lot from the ball itself.
Meanwhile, the clockwork precision of our classical constitution has ground to a halt — depending as it does on a consensus that no longer exists.
It is too complicated a question (depending, as it does, on the infection and your medical history) to answer with a simple yes.
Both companies plan editions in more cities soon.It would seem a calculated risk, depending as it does on the continued enthusiasm of volunteers.
In the summer of 1961, he goes abroad with his classmate Tom Atkins, whose attraction to him far exceeds your average schoolboy crush, depending as it does on Tom's grinding sense of unworthiness and "craven need for monogamy".
Each story is printed in Chinese characters under the translation, which prettifies the page but for non-Sinophones does little to illuminate Moving Bucket's most side-splitting gag, depending as it does on a triple pun in Mandarin.
Crosby's idea of 'swinging' was sometimes surprising, depending as it did on upmarket nightclub owners and various scions of the aristocracy, but he did note the confluence of the children of the old upper classes and the rampant proles, flexing their talented muscles.
Depending, as it did, not primarily on engineering expertise or on sensitivity in the handling of architectural volumes and masses but on the manipulation of geometric shapes normally in two dimensions, the main prerequisites were a drawing board and an office.
This particular Gulliver had his return to London from his Kiwi homeland delayed by several days, but made it out through a hole in the cloud, escaping via Sydney before the ash returned on its second global circumnavigation.However, such a delay wasn't inevitable, depending as it did on a (rather unpatriotic) choice of airline Qantas, Australia's national carrier.
What should happen in court depends, as it does with most questions about Mr. Janklow, on who is doing the talking -- those who love him or those who do not.
To many, it seems far more likely that the reconstruction of San Francisco Xochiteopan will partly depend, as it does on so many other things here, on remittances from the United States.
