The phrase "a mutual requirement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is necessary for both parties involved in a situation or agreement.
Example: "In order to proceed with the project, we need to establish a mutual requirement for both teams to meet their goals."
Alternatives: "a shared necessity" or "a common prerequisite".
Indeed, when we attempted to purify TssF and TssG separately for binding studies between these proteins and TssK, we were unable to overproduce TssG or to isolate soluble TssF (results not shown), suggesting a mutual stability requirement and consistent with putative translational coupling between the proteins.
Gsc is an old, intensely studied gene that might still yield more surprises, such as the one found in the present study for the mutual requirement of Gsc and Vent to self-regulate pattern.
Interestingly, epistatic analyses revealed that shp53-enhanced proliferation was blocked by both shSMOH and siGLI1 but not by control lentivectors or control siRNAs on the one hand, whereas on the other, cell death induced by shSMOH was blocked by shp53, suggesting mutual requirement.
What is unusual about New York's no-fault law is its combination of a mutual-consent requirement and a one-year separation period.
Rather, the structural nature of the electrophile also plays an important role in determining whether the Kef system is activated, with a degree of steric bulk and structural rigidity being mutual requirements for efficient Kef activation.
Salesforce.com, for example, is now promoting Chatter, which it described as a "niche social network" of sites for groups of users who share common interests or have mutual requirements.
Other commonly observed benefits derivable from collaboration are joint learning, consensus and accommodation of mutual requirements, field orientation and, importantly, improvements in networking skills together with improvements in scientific and technological skills.
Providers expressed the importance of having a mutual understanding that care requirements can change from day to day, and patient's need to feel confident that their changing requirements can be met.
In the new version there will no longer be a requirement for a mutual follow.
