The phrase "high dependence of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a strong relationship between two things. For example, you could say "This region has a high dependence of its economy on the agricultural industry."
The results clearly show the high dependence of the results on the selected assessment method.
A very high dependence of the strain rate on the applied stress is observed.
The high dependence of learning outcomes on individual traits and gameplay characteristics demonstrates the need for more detailed research.
The high dependence of the atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions on fossil fuels has led it to increment.
And, finally, given the high dependence of the industry on publicly -funded R&D, do not allow acquisitions that undermine the underlying research base the companies themselves should commit to - and for which they constantly request handouts.
Results illustrate the high dependence of Ir/Ia on KSCN concentration and scan rate, even respecting the standard limits.
The high dependence of humans on the landscape, through agricultural production, tourism, and natural resource extraction makes understanding savanna vegetation dynamics essential.
The high dependence of rangeland-based livestock farming systems to environmental uncertainty makes the resilience of these systems as important as production.
The outcomes of the study were interesting showing high dependence of LO attributes on the type and amount of phospholipid, Poloxamer™, auxillary gelators and organic solvent.
Contrary to the high dependence of [P8W48O184]40− to buffer capacity of the supporting electrolyte, interestingly, [As8W48O184]40− displays less sensitivity.
It is known that such an approach is not generally true for polymeric bearing materials and is difficult to implement due to the high dependence of the wear factor on the contact pressure.
