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Discover LudwigThe phrase "has depended" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is the present perfect tense form of the verb "to depend," indicating that the action of depending happened in the past and continues to be relevant at the present time. You can use "has depended" when talking about something that has been dependent on another thing for a period of time, or has relied on something for support or guidance. Example: The company's success has depended greatly on the hard work and dedication of its employees.
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It has depended on two in particular.
It has depended, and continues to depend.
Instead, he has depended on determination.
Implementing that system has depended heavily on a supportive America.
Instead, it has depended more on business spending and exports.
Their growth has depended on a steady diet of acquisitions.
Mr Welch's cult has depended partly on skilful public relations.
Getting ahead has depended on political loyalty rather than merit.
It has depended on a readiness to terrorize and torture.
The bar's exercise of its monopoly power has depended on ratification by state judiciaries and legislatures.
Her work has depended upon her social media presence, which has depended upon her laying herself open to the world, with all that this entails.
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