The phrase "a list of mutually" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a list that involves mutual relationships or agreements among parties.
Example: "We need to create a list of mutually beneficial partnerships for our project."
Alternatives: "a list of reciprocal" or "a list of shared".
Their results indicated that practitioners generally overestimate the probabilities of each diagnosis, resulting in a total of more than 100% ("subadditivity") for a non-exhaustive list of mutually exclusive diagnoses [ 17].
Second, from this review, a comprehensive and detailed list of mutually exclusive and clinically specific scenarios (indications) was developed in which cataract surgery might be performed using phacoemulsification.
Second, from this review, a comprehensive and detailed list of mutually exclusive and clinically specific scenarios (indications) was developed in which cataract surgery by phacoemulsification might be performed.
Second, results from this review were used to develop a comprehensive and detailed list of mutually exclusive and clinically specific scenarios regarding hospitalization for patients attending an ED with an exacerbation of COPD.
Aaron came up with a list of 36 questions that, if mutually asked, would make two people fall in love.
The extensive list of mutually exclusive experimental possibilities is confounding, particularly to scientists just entering the field of untargeted metabolomics.
The first method asked cancer experts to read the reports and independently identify and mutually agree on a list of key terms.
With our first, and second child, we have simply talked about different schools - public and private - and mutually came up with a list of possibilities.
With our first, and second child, we have simply talked about different schools - public and private - and mutually came up with a list of possibilities.
