The phrase "mirror relationship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a relationship where two entities reflect or correspond to each other in some way.
Example: "In a mirror relationship, the actions of one party often lead to similar reactions from the other."
Alternatives: "reflective relationship" or "reciprocal relationship."
First, raids and rivalry with the Chinese helped to stimulate China's reunification under the Sui (581 618) and early T'ang (618 907) dynasties, thus renewing the mirror relationship that had previously existed between the Han and Hsiung-nu empires.
By studying the relationship between Calabi Yau manifolds and certain conformal field theories called Gepner models, Brian Greene and Ronen Plesser found nontrivial examples of the mirror relationship.
Associations between proviral DNA load and T cell responses did not necessarily mirror relationships between plasma RNA load and T cell responses.
The figure further demonstrates the existence of antipodal composomes (C2 and C3, see compositional bar charts in Figure 8), each with broken symmetry, and showing mutual compositional mirror relationships as indicated by the off-diagonal blue areas (See Methods, Eq. 5).
One thus might define rationalism as the theory that there is an isomorphism (a mirroring relationship) between reason and reality that makes it possible for the former to apprehend the latter just as it is.
To Michaelis, it's easy to see why work relationships so often mirror parental relationships: "Your parents are the first authority figures you ever meet".
Suggested by FirstWorlder Ernie, with his ubiquitous rubber duckie, and Bert were two lovable puppets in Sesame Street, said to mirror the relationship of creators Frank Oz and Jim Henson.
An exponential model was derived to mirror the relationship between instantaneous sediment trapping efficiency and runoff duration, with findings that STC is closely related to the initial efficiency and attenuation coefficients.
Montaigne's repeated revisions of his text, as modern editions show with the three letters A, B, C, standing for the three main editions, mirror the relationship between the activity of his thought and the Essays as a work in progress.
The mirror symmetry relationship is a particular example of what physicists call a duality.
Monte Carlo distributions for the DGC pathways should mirror the relationship between S1→2 and F1→2, a purely direct pathway.
