"form of dependency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a relational qualification or physical dependence between two things. For example, "The company's success is dependent on a strong form of dependency between its employees, management, and customers."
The charity Turn2Us published research last year, which showed that there was no form of "dependency culture".
For Delane Seaman, there is the feeling that "BP took our life away," only to replace it with a form of dependency that he and his brother went into business to avoid.
But it isn't, because agricultural aid to the "forgotten continent," however well-meaning, becomes a form of dependency.
The results in the form of dependency of dry and bulk density on water content are compared also with adequate results obtained for a clean uniform medium sand.
Whereas neo-liberalism under Washington Consensus reinforces the dependency between peripheral states and cores states, the aid-for-asset model under Beijing Consensus creates another form of dependency, regime survival for the weak states.
Therefore for example, a lack of child support can be considered an economic abuse because they are still in a way controlling and probably using this as, yet again, a form of dependency on them.
An ordinary solution is the conversion of PTB trees into some form of dependency-based representations.
Once established, these belief sets then form a kind of dependency.
For example, other researchers point out that ABT-594's mechanism of action raises the possibility that it will lead to other forms of dependency.
It is always important from a civic republican point of view to be on guard against the introduction of new forms of dependency and arbitrary power through those very laws and policies designed to enhance individual freedom, however.
However the study also noted that migration offered poor migrants 'a short-term means to service debt and avoid the more extreme forms of dependency and bondage' (Mosse et al. 2002).
