The phrase "depending on the deadline" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to indicate that something is contingent upon a specific deadline. For example: "We can begin the project as soon as possible, depending on the deadline."
We conducted two series of tests depending on the deadlines associated with the obligations to write documents.
However, the average system energy expenditure depends on the deadline distribution.
However, the buffer occupancy of the scheduled states is not uniform and depends on the deadline and fading distributions.
We show analytically that the scheduling decisions are independent of the deadline distribution but system energy depends on the deadline distribution.
However, we noted that the deadline influenced the completion time thus it could have been faster or slower depending on the set deadline.
The hybrid structure of the adder provides the feature of selecting the operating mode depending on the application deadlines and system available energy resources.
Depending on the subject, external deadlines, and the amount of oral evidence the committee decides to take, an inquiry may last for several months and give rise to a report to the House; other inquiries may simply consist of a single day's oral evidence which the committee may publish without making a report.
Nov. 16 or 17 -- depending on the county: In Iowa, the deadline for Texas Gov. George W. Bush to request a recount by personally writing to each of Iowa's 99 county auditors by 5 p.m. Bush lost by about 5,000 votes.
Depending on the application, a missed deadline could potentially have severe consequences for the system user or simply lead to temporarily performance degradation.
We also present a pricing scheme for tasks in the way that the price of a task varies as its energy usage as well as largely depending on the tightness of its deadline.
