The phrase "a reciprocal relation between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a mutual or two-way relationship between two or more entities, such as people, concepts, or variables.
Example: "There is a reciprocal relation between education and economic growth, where each influences the other."
Alternatives: "a mutual relationship between" or "a two-way connection between".
Bhakti is conceived as a reciprocal relation between mortal and God, a manifestation of God's power in humanity.
We assume a reciprocal relation between coherence and meaning.
The simulated feed formulation shows a reciprocal relation between DDGS and both corn and SBM dietary inclusion rates.
We did not add this association to the model, but the finding indicates the possibility of a reciprocal relation between goal interdependence and social learning and is therefore worthy of further exploration in the future.
Souza et al. (2008) demonstrate that negative affect is an important predictor of posttraumatic stress symptoms after stressful situations, and Moberly and Watkins (2008) propose the existence of a reciprocal relation between negative affect and rumination.
There exists a reciprocal relation between the expression of TGF-ß-activated genes and PPAR-γ-regulated genes in lesional tissue and in explanted SSc fibroblasts.
A reciprocal relation exists between the HF and LF rhythms from which an index characterising the SNS PNS balance can be derived.
This claim is not meant to state a reciprocal relation of dependence between nature and mind and their characteristic features, i.e., according to Schelling, matter and concept, thereby presupposing that nature and mind, matter and concept nevertheless have some reality independently of each other.
Apart from taking this possibility into account, future researchers should also focus on a potentially reciprocal relation between life satisfaction and SEIM use.
Hollnsteiner (1973: 73 74) finds that a reciprocal relation based on utang na loob is generated when a transfer of goods or services takes place between individuals belonging to different groups.
It is seen as simply the natural relation of parents and children, foundationally a reciprocal relation.
