"generated mutually" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is created by two or more people or entities working together. For example, "The agreement was generated mutually by both parties."
The BGC will also be a model for one arena in which these new relationships can generate mutually beneficial results, on both a local and a global scale.
These similarity distances between genes can be used to generate mutually exclusive clusters of genes.
We used the most invasive surgical procedure to generate mutually exclusive categories for women who had more than one procedure.
To examine breast cancer relationships with obesity and central adiposity independently, our analytic strategy involved generating mutually adjusted risk estimates.
They generate mutually exclusive and exhaustive classes; and use an objective method to determine the number of classes (the Bayesian Information Criterion for LCA or the Schwarz Bayesian criterion for two-step clustering); they work with categorical and continuous variables.
Although data on overlapping exposures were not provided, the method of job-based assignment appeared to generate mutually exclusive categorizations, although this was not explicit in the methods as described.
This procedure requires the number of clusters to be specified in advance, and generates mutually exclusive clusters by comparing Euclidean distances between each subject and each cluster center in an interactive process using a K-means method.
In addition, they both generate mutually exclusive and exhaustive classes, use an objective technique to determine the number of classes (Bayesian Information Criterion for LCA or Schwartz Bayesian criteria for TwoStep Clustering), and work with categorical and continuous variables.
They highlight that rather than attempting to generate mutually distinctive diagnostic classes, it would be worthwhile for clinicians to acknowledge the strong overlap in young people with ADHD and to consider levels of socio-communicative and RRB traits in those who do not meet diagnostic criteria for ASD, as they index higher levels of comorbidity and cognitive and developmental problems.
Signal and noise are generated by mutually independent stationary random processes.
