'indeed depend on' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to emphasize or strengthen a point or statement that follows. Example: The success of this project will indeed depend on having a strong and dedicated team.
One reason is that despite much-publicised arrests of illegal immigrants (and their managers) at one nationwide company last month, the reality is that America does indeed depend on their labour for low-paid, low-skilled jobs.The second reason is that both Republicans and Democrats know that in the long term they will need Latino votes.
Plenty of international evidence suggests that the depth of financial markets does indeed depend on the strength of creditor rights.
M. Adrian Mattocks, Charlotte, North Carolina Thomas Friedman may be right: Future American prosperity may indeed depend on fixing our educational system.
Without hearing more, I must agree with the Supreme Court's language above the speaker's meaning does indeed depend on "various factors including context, tone of voice, local custom and historical usage".
Some may find the play a mere history lesson, and its patchwork quilt structure does, indeed, depend on actors breaking off in order to bring the audience up to speed.
The Public Attitudes to Housing 2010 study, carried out by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, pinpointed that what you think about new homes in your area does indeed depend on how old you are and where you live: 62% of 25-34 year-olds support house building for sale in their area, compared with 47% of those aged between 55 and 64.
Indeed, depending on, one can build M P, i from H P, i in one of the two following ways.
Indeed, depending on the user interface of the computerized system, one alert per item may not be practicable.
Indeed, depending on the microenvironment/insult, activated microglia cells can adopt one of two well-characterized profiles, namely a classical (pro-inflammatory, M1) or an alternative (anti-inflammatory, M2) profile [ 21, 22].
Indeed, depending on whom you ask, the Renewable Fuel Standard is either one of the best policy decisions to come out of Washington in decades or a special-interest boondoggle that costs taxpayers billions of dollars and harms the environment.
Indeed, depending on what services a consumer has, it's possible that one entertainment center could have multiple set-top boxes, including those from incumbent cable providers such as Comcast and Time Warner.
