"overly depend on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express relying too much on a certain person or thing. For example, "I don't want to overly depend on my parents for help."
One of its limitations is that the number of needs elicited, prioritized and negotiated can overly depend on moderator's abilities and motivation (Finding 1.2).
The results demonstrate the importance of incorporating particle and actual gas velocity terms in the model of solids friction factor instead of the prevailing techniques that overly depend on using superficial gas velocities.
Therefore, financial management, diversification, and marketing to create resilient businesses and communities that benefit from but do not overly depend on reef-based tourism are critical.
But about two-thirds of the adjustment is coming from revenue increases and one-off items, which depend on overly optimistic assumptions about growth and tax collection from the informal economy.
The poor agreement between diagnoses based on the Rome II and practitioners' diagnoses might depend on overly restrictive criteria in Rome II.
Weber also showed something essential to this project, namely, that Cantor's Theorem continues to hold; that is, it does not depend on overly-strong logical principles which are contested by paraconsistentists.
If multiple testing corrections become an important aspect of the test, this can lead to either an overly liberal or overly conservative test, depending on the nature of the correction (Leigh et al. 2008).
I don't believe it is overly dramatic to suggest that the nonmusical future there and, possibly, the musical future here may depend on our finding a viable third way.
