The phrase "mutual dialogue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a discussion between two or more people in which they are actively listening and responding to one another. For example: The two parties engaged in a mutual dialogue to try to reach an agreement.
Many of the ideas and images for which he became known had their source in the couple's mutual dialogue.
We will not stop following them," he said, adding that deal was struck with Malaysia after "mutual dialogue".
Far better to conspire openly to promote mutual dialogue and understanding, in the best spirit of our common humanity.
Let us not dare to lose this great, God-given opportunity to build a vision of peace through mutual dialogue for the whole of South Sudan.
This demands the practice of responsibility, involving: critical agency (developing authorship of the ethical narrative), accountability (involving plural and mutual dialogue), and creative (positive) responsibility (involving both narrative and dialogue around action).
I imagine that Sehgal has asked his volunteers to talk of life-changing moments, of feelings of belonging or its opposite, but each story is altered by the mutual dialogue.
In democratic societies, it can be argued that science society relationships should be based on establishing and institutionalizing mutual dialogues, making public concerns not only visible but the public as equal partner.
"This is not a survey but rather a playful experiment that may invoke mutual dialogues between the selection of works, which hopefully would amplify aspects of psychodelia, instead of being labeled psychodelic art.
Nurturant Parents prefer mutual decisionmaking, dialogue, rewards rather than punishment, and diplomacy.
As such, systems thrive on mutual trust, dialogue and reciprocity, and their effectiveness correlates to the quality of these human relationships.
Our Social Partnership is characterised by mutual respect, robust dialogue and hard negotiation.
