'bidirectional interaction' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a type of communication or exchange of information between two parties, where both parties are actively involved and responding to one another. For example, "The bidirectional interaction between the teachers and students has had a positive impact on student learning."
The collaboration mode provides the bidirectional interaction between applications and networks via intent-based interfaces.
The ECM also controls many aspects of the cell's dynamic behavior and fate through its ongoing, bidirectional interaction with cells.
This bidirectional interaction should be taken into account when designing therapy targeting Th17 cells, Tregs, TNF and TNFR2.
The result revealed an abnormal bidirectional interaction between the right PTH and the bilateral temporoparietal areas (including the STG and IPL) in MWCA vs. HC.
An appropriate understanding of the bidirectional interaction of early EOC cells with activated stromal cells helps identify novel diagnostic stromal markers and molecular targets for clinical therapy.
Growing evidence suggests a bidirectional interaction between epileptic seizures and psychological states, fuelling the interest in the development and application of psychobehavioral therapy for people with epilepsy (PWE).
Therefore, it will be mandatory to prevent the allorecognition that is inherent in the bidirectional interaction between the immune and vascular systems.
In reality, ground motions occur in two orthogonal directions simultaneously resulting in bidirectional interaction in inelastic range, and soil structure interaction (SSI) may change structural response too.
However, this stream will not be limited to such unidirectional exchange but rather will embrace bidirectional interaction with end-users allowing the development of multi-disciplinary collaborations to define applications or address particular engineering and industrial challenges.
There are similar notions hypothesised with regards to influence, realisation, and metaredundancy (see Matthiessen et al. 2010), but what is vital to establish here is the bidirectional interaction that occurs between the contextual and the linguistic strata.
This channel pair was further analyzed to identify the effect of bidirectional interaction on phase-lag.
