"mutual engagement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a shared involvement or cooperation between two or more parties. For example, "Their mutual engagement in the project resulted in a successful outcome."
The first dimension is a mutual engagement of participants whereby individuals discover how to engage with each other, develop mutual relationships, establish who knows what about the common concern and negotiate meaning.
Mutual engagement bilaterally and multilaterally — and not reciprocal exclusion — is what is needed.
De Frutos is joined by five dancers who veer between excruciating self exposure and obsessive mutual engagement.
Meawhile the writer won't have been obliged to track down their quarry on three separate occasions in an environmentally destructive sequence of different time-zones, solely to fabricate the illusion that they have spent the last six months with their subject, when in fact they're probably looking at a total mutual engagement of a couple of hours tops.
We examine the effect that user interface features of shared representations have on mutual engagement and show that providing shared awareness mechanisms increases mutual engagement.
They include mutual engagement, joint enterprise, and a shared repertoire (Wenger 1998).
Finally, it provides a sketch of how mutual engagements across the fields might be intensified in what is identified as an emerging accounting and finance track in the discourse of social science.
Communication is characterized by mutual respect, engagement, exchange of knowledge and understanding [ 1, 52, 53].
Companies should increase mutual learning and engagement with local stakeholders.
It is important to achieve mutual interest and engagement'.
They conclude that "…messy talk requires both the flexible, active, and informal setting described in the 2011 study as well as mutual discovery, critical engagement, knowledge exchange, and synthesis".
