"primarily depending on" is a correctly formed phrase and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation in which most of the decision-making is based on a certain factor. For example: "The success of the project will be primarily depending on the quality of the materials used."
We conclude that the selected oligonucleotides inhibit polypeptide synthesis with different effectivity, primarily depending on L-rRNA conformation within ribosome architecture.
We also administered attention tasks, the Trail Making Test (TMT) that relies primarily on attentional set-shifting and the Kana (Japanese syllabogram) Pick-out Test instead primarily depending on depleted attention resources for allocation.
MRTN vs. Adapt-N: The MRTN rates for the Iowa trials were fixed at 188 lbs/ac and 133 lbs/ac for corn-after-corn and corn-after soybean rotations, respectively for the non-manured sites (Fig 1b), while the Adapt-N rates showed a wide range from about 40 to 220 lbs/ac, primarily depending on soil type, organic matter contents and weather conditions.
The migration paths are primarily depending on the interconnected pore channel ways and secondly on the open fracture system (faulting).
The contents of the programme costs vary considerably, primarily depending on the accuracy of the reporting and the type of programme.
The contents of health savings vary greatly among the reviewed studies, primarily depending on the perspective, but also on the availability of data, the study population and the accuracy of the reporting.
The variety of effects of CXCL10 primarily depends on binding to CXCR3 and is therefore cell dependent.
The Fresh Air Fund primarily depends on individual contributions.
To have more representative audiences primarily depends on broadening the offer.
Rap has not primarily depended on the recognition of traditional bodies to flourish and to change.
Vegetation distribution primarily depends on the direction in which the mountain slopes face.
