The phrase "a set of mutual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of shared or reciprocal elements, often in contexts involving relationships, agreements, or interactions.
Example: "The team established a set of mutual goals to enhance collaboration and productivity."
Alternatives: "a collection of shared" or "a group of reciprocal".
The history of the plays as they have been performed and debated across the centuries is "the story of a set of mutual crossings and recrossings across genres, times and modes".
Fig. 1 The development of migrant aspirations over time as a set of mutual influences: key factors emerging from migrants' biographic narratives.
The platform creates a set of "mutual funds" comprised of between 10 and 15 non-profit organizations and allows users to invest in these funds, while building personalized investment portfolios centered around particular causes.
To states, this recognition is what a no-trespassing law is to private property — a set of mutual understandings that give property, or the state, immunity from outside interference.
An effective system of traffic management allows us simply to coordinate on a set of mutual expectations that we each find useful in helping us stay out of each other's way as we each set a course for our individually chosen destinations.
As in [28], we adopt a system-level diagnosis strategy in which we assume that extreme readings produced by presumable faulty sensors are detected by the sink, which establishes a connection assignment, i.e., that requests the execution of a set of mutual tests in the neighborhood of the nodes under monitoring.
After being modified by utilizing the conjunctive/disjunctive resources upstream neighborhood policy, a set of generalized mutual exclusion constraints expressed by marking vectors can be obtained.
They are convinced that what ties Israel and America today is not a covenant of humanistic values but rather a new set of mutual interests: war, bombs, threats, fear and trauma.
C1 S.E.C. Proposes Regulations The Securities and Exchange Commission proposed a new set of mutual fund regulations and announced an ambitious schedule to issue additional fund-trading rules.
Possibilities include a further Israeli handover of part of the West Bank or adding a new set of mutual obligations to George Bush's 2003 road map.
Having a simple set of mutual commitments — sort of founder marriage vows — will be invaluable along the way.
