The phrase 'which is dependent upon' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something which is contingent upon or contingent of something else. For example: "The outcome of the game was dependent upon which team took the most risks".
Neuronal overexpression of AAK-2/AMPK increases lifespan, which is dependent upon CRTC-1 repression.
Complexes 1 4 exhibit structural diversity, which is dependent upon different experimental conditions.
The methodology follows a simplified strut-and-tie model which is dependent upon the maximum inclined crack width.
Unlike early CML, which is dependent upon BCR-ABL, most cancers are not dependent on a single survival factor.
The first, exemplified by those from the mouse, is the so-called "naïve" type, which is dependent upon leukemia inhibitory factor (LIF) and STAT3 signaling for growth.
Hence a protein derived from individual expression conditions would have unique peak shape for its TCA-derived amino acids, which is dependent upon the expression conditions.
The solution technique is an iterative process which is dependent upon the value of the parameter γ.
"Incorporation would lead to the accelerated commercialization of Montauk at the expense of the environment, its year-round residents and, ultimately, our tourist economy, which is dependent upon environmental preservation".
This is due to the use of reductionist and qualitative approaches which is dependent upon the perspective of the assessor(s).
People with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD) have difficulties in recalling recently experienced events, which is dependent upon intact functioning of several aspects of 'self awareness'.
We have shown that an altered peptide ligand (A9) activates T cells to utilize an alternate signaling pathway which is dependent upon FcRγ and Syk.
