'strongly interdependent' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the close connection between two different people, ideas, concepts, or things. Example sentence: The global economy is made up of many strongly interdependent parts.
In many phenomena at the electrode-electrolyte interface, electronic and atomic structure and dynamics are strongly interdependent in ways that challenge traditional theory and simulation techniques.
Common marmoset monkeys (Callithrix jacchus) are cooperative breeders and strongly interdependent socially.
There are clear indications that several of these aspects of ribosome maturation are strongly interdependent: most of the individual r-protein - rRNA assembly events are required for specific steps in pre-rRNA processing and transport.
Taken together, binding of CgYap1 and CgSkn7 to certain promoters is strongly interdependent upon induction by oxidative stress.
However, flotillins are strongly interdependent in most cells, as shown by us and others, and even in the flotillin-1 [ 25] and flotillin-2 [ 33, 41] knockout mice.
While each component may contribute its own potentials and constraints, the activity of each component is strongly interdependent with the activities of potentially many other components.
The small size of the early embryo, close proximity of organ rudiments, and strongly integrated and interdependent nature of early development help explain why defects that occur in this stage are usually severe and frequently lethal and may affect multiple parts of the body.
The biosynthesis of both pigments, which share GGPP as a common substrate, is thought to occur in a strongly regulated and interdependent fashion.
We show that retention of PPARγ and C/EBPα binding between mouse and human adipocytes is interdependent, which strongly indicates that these transcription factors cooperate at the level of gaining access to their target sites in the genome.
These results strongly suggest the wavelength specific interdependent functions of HY1, HY5 and MYC2 in the regulation of hypocotyl growth in Arabidopsis seedling development.
Further movements vividly showcased Mr. Lewis's penchant for simultaneous, interdependent occurrence and rhythms strongly felt even when unstated.
