The phrase "interdependence with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of two or more things relying on each other for support or stability. For example: Our organization operates on the principle of interdependence with its suppliers, ensuring mutually beneficial long-term relationships.
The results show that Brazil shares highly interdependent relations with The United States, an intermediate degree of interdependence with Europe and a low degree of interdependence with China.
He was very aware of South Africa's interdependence with the world.
Interdependence with international markets exposes Britain to a range of additional risks that may undermine the country's security of supply.
Many participants agreed that a sense of interdependence with eBay emerges out of their buying and selling.
Japan's economic interdependence with China in deepening, but the two countries are also lining up as strategic rivals.
About extinguishing economic models that prize interdependence with the living world, that recognise prosperity isn't secured by the endless depletion of resources.
These representations would be based around racing's obvious interdependence with betting compared to other sports, and the nature of its TV coverage".
Also included as "family member" is a person who can prove an "emotional and financial commitment and interdependence" with the tenant — in other words, a significant other.
The Chinese had a parallel concept — that promoting economic interdependence with America would counter Washington's natural tendency to block China's rise as an alternative power.
Second, because every creature, particularly a living creature, has an intrinsic value, in its existence, its life, its beauty and its interdependence with other creatures.
On the positive side, however, awareness of our interdependence with nature has been sharpened by air pollution in major cities, dust storms, soil erosion, desertification and land subsidence due to extraction of groundwater.
