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You could put in a patch where if both Med Overhaul and Rim of Madness Bones are installed, it only creates bones for whichever one you like most. Check out the PatchOperations page on the wiki, you can use a FindMod operation to only apply patches when a mod is enabled. For something like that you would use two nested findmod operations to run it only when both mod conditions are met. Then you can add your recipe into a regular findmod for people who are only using Medieval Overhaul or Rim of Madness Bones. Then remove the dependencies for RoM Bones and people who use either or both will get the correct outcome. You can also use XML Extensions to add a mod menu where people who prefer the other outcome for both mods running to be able to change it for their install.
However, if you just want me to put in a compat patch for my mod that makes people also using yours get the right bone instead, I can do that ;)