The phrase "a reciprocal process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more parties are mutually influencing or benefiting from each other.
Example: "In a successful negotiation, communication is a reciprocal process that requires both parties to listen and respond effectively."
Alternatives: "mutual exchange" or "two-way interaction".
David Falk, back in the eighties, had intuitively grasped something that was still eluding many business-school profs — the way "branding" can be a reciprocal process.
Shift from purely directive goal setting to a reciprocal process that links the growth of the business with the growth of the individual.
Mobile phone users have to deal with limited battery lifetime through a reciprocal process we call human battery interaction.
The education philosopher Paulo Freire asserts that teaching is a reciprocal process through which teacher and student learn from one another.
Potential reasons include the need for greater provider endorsement, examination and adaptation of clinical workflows, and the recognition of patient engagement as a reciprocal process.
Because trust is a reciprocal process, the role of the lecturer is to show how trust in open environments translates into practice, utilizing a framework of trust within the instructional model to promote academic integrity (Hulsart and McCarthy 2011) Fig. 5. Fig. 5 GBL Compendium.
The main difference between Marx's (tacit) ethics and those of Aristotle is that for Marx, self-realisation must be an reciprocal process because we are social animals.
The effects of the various ECM components vary in different wound stages and are influenced by cell signalling and growth factors in a dynamic, reciprocal process [ 2].
Development and characterization of such models should be a continuous and reciprocal process between the experimental laboratory and the clinic.
Likewise, preventing cross-border attacks by the Taliban, which are taking place in both directions, can be realized only through a cooperative and reciprocal process among Pakistan, Afghanistan and the United States and NATO.
A participatory and reciprocal process of communicating scientific results, refining research questions, identifying knowledge gaps and defies/(delate) challenges for implementation were nurtured by integrating a broad range of relevant stakeholders.
