"financial dependency" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a state where an individual or entity relies on another for financial support or resources. Example: "The rise in unemployment has led to an increase in financial dependency among young adults, as they are forced to rely on their parents for financial assistance."
He says he is concerned about the company's financial dependency on him".
"The lack of financial dependency can lead the young spouse to accept submission and, in some cases, violence".
Ms. Winterson writes: Turner never troubles himself or the reader with questions about Miller's emotional and financial dependency on women.
Turner never troubles himself or the reader with questions about Miller's emotional and financial dependency on women.
Mr. Bonnet said the financial dependency of the French press had instilled a culture of caution, creating a journalistic void.
But for those who do have a "choice," it's worth evaluating what's sacrificed when one decides to assume complete financial dependency on a partner.
"We should encourage club ownership based on the long-term sustainability central to mutualism, rather than the financial dependency of wealthy rentier owners".
A more ominous explanation might be that his redundantly demonstrated incompetence as a businessman tumbled him into unsavory financial dependencies on Russians.
"I had no mortgage or outgoings or financial dependencies, so I could just experiment and create things without worrying if it'd make money.
Trade was seen as an evil that perpetuated technological, financial and military dependency on the countries of the north.
But when he tries to transfer his financial and emotional dependency from wife to mistress, Charlie discovers that Clea is not the moronic starlet she at first appears to be: she knows a loser when she sleeps with one.
