The phrase "a result of mutual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing outcomes or consequences that arise from a shared or reciprocal relationship or action between parties.
Example: "The success of the project was a result of mutual cooperation between the teams involved."
Alternatives: "an outcome of shared" or "a consequence of reciprocal".
It would be a slightly less romantic scenario to collide with a potential lover as a result of mutual Tinder scourage; Austen would loosen her corset and turn in her grave.
These studies indicate performance degradation as a result of mutual interference between UWB and narrowband systems.
As a result of mutual interactions among individuals, the population can evolve and adapt to the environment, increasing the fitness of all individuals.
Especially among farms they are cooperating with, they significantly contribute to a relationship of trust as a result of mutual economic strengthening.
And I challenged one financial editor to find examples of up days this year which were not a result of mutual fund purchases, or to find down days that were not attributed to concern about Asia and its impact on corporate profits.
Being successful is a result of mutual trust and respect, between you and your team.
Its main assumption is that in any community there exist persons to whom others turn for help as a result of the mutual trust and reciprocal support mechanisms inherent to that society.
As a result of their mutual antipathy, years passed without a conference between the Presidents of the two countries and relations deteriorated far more than substantive disagreements justified.
Relations steadily improved between the Hittites and Egypt, perhaps as a result of their mutual interest in protecting themselves against Assyria.
Furthermore, the visibility of extrinsic grain/twin boundary dislocations, originated from absorbed glide lattice dislocations during the DRX process, gradually decreases during the post-deformation annealing, as a result of their mutual annihilation and progressive incorporation into the boundary structure.
These electrons tend to occupy antipodal sites as a result of their mutual electrostatic repulsion.
