The phrase "remaining dependent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in situations where someone or something is still reliant or subject to someone or something else. Example: "After her father passed away, Jane found herself remaining dependent on her mother for financial support." In this sentence, "remaining dependent" is describing Jane's continued reliance on her mother after her father's death.
This is caused by the UK's ageing population, as well as families and young people remaining dependent on social care to provide support.
The DWP restrictions are supposed to provide an incentive for those on benefit to seek work and prevent families from receiving more by remaining dependent on welfare.
If you hate the war in Iraq, then you want a gasoline tax so you can argue that we can pull out of there without remaining dependent on an even more unstable region.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) restrictions are supposed to provide an incentive for those receiving benefits to seek work and prevent families from receiving more by remaining dependent on welfare.
The networks have also hurled themselves successfully into the sort of intensive, sophisticated fund-raising that many diocesan or parish schools never learned well, remaining dependent on a diminishing stream of largess from the church bureaucracy.
The filmmaker's very subject is the bond of theatre and cinema; his film achieves a profound synthesis of exactly the sort that, say, "Birdman" — remaining dependent on theatre — doesn't.
Many banks remain dependent on the European Central Bank for cash, and credit remains scarce in much of the euro zone.
America will remain dependent on oil for the foreseeable future, and increasingly, our dependency is on foreign oil.
Moreover, private rail companies still remain dependent on public subsidies to run their services.
And privately, Indian officials concede that they remain dependent on foreign components.
Finally, in 1930, fewer than forty St. Kildans remained, dependent on tourism for their livelihoods.
