'depending on activity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that the degree or intensity of something varies depending on the specific activity that is being done. For example, "I typically wake up early in the morning, but the exact time depends on the activity I have planned for the day."
Ages: 8-17 years, depending on activity.
[C3.] New Food Pyramid Has 12 Forms The Agriculture Department introduced a food pyramid that comes in 12 versions, depending on activity level and caloric need.
Heterogeneity of insoluble cellulose, unclear dynamic interactions between insoluble substrate and cellulase components, and the complex competitive and/or synergic relationship among cellulase components limit rational design and/or strategies, depending on activity screening approaches.
The focus is on how social contexts of an activity impact the temporal and spatial decisions regarding the activity locations and how this impact varies depending on activity types.
Inside mask temperatures are 40º to 60ºF higher than outside, depending on activity.
In our application, TG quantifies the success of a VS method to rank and score compounds depending on activity, over the complete molecular dataset.
Clover Stroud National Trust (0844 800 3090; nationaltrust.org.uk/volunteering) holidays cost from £350 for three days, including food and activities for two adults and up to three children from eight to 16 (younger children are allowed, depending on activities).
Nucleosomal release is associated with various cytotoxic stimuli well-known to promote apoptosis by different mechanisms but absolutely depending on activities of caspases 3 and 9.
Gene replacement studies in mice suggest that autistic symptoms are closely related to later developmental steps that depend on activity in synapses and on activity-dependent changes.
