The phrase "mutual implications" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to something that has reciprocal or corresponding effects or consequences. Example: The decision to cut funding for public schools has mutual implications for both students and teachers. Students may receive a lower quality education while teachers may face layoffs or pay cuts.
And the film that turned their invention, the "cinématographe," into a terrifying spectacle, "Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat," contains the definitive and enduring gesture of acknowledged mutual implication, the glance at the lens of the camera.
claims straightforwardly that "probable things are truth-like" (probabilia … sunt verisimilia).[7] Other scholastic uses of these words suggest instead a mere relation of frequent mutual implication.
Rather than understanding sexual identities as a set of discrete and independent social types, queer theorists adduce evidence and read to emphasize their mutual implication: for example, such thinkers love to point out that the word "homosexuality" first appears in English in 1897, but the term "heterosexuality" is back-formed, first used some years later (Garber 1995, 39 42).
"Rather," writes the phenomenologist Husserl "it is … a … network of interdependent moments (i.e., non-independent parts)…founded on intentional intertwining, motivation and mutual implication, in a way that has no analogue in the physical" [ 27], § 37.
Allodynia occurring during migraine attack and persistent pericranial tenderness in migraine and tension type headache are symptoms of central sensitization [15, 16], which may be aggravated by sleep disturbances and/or exert a negative impact on sleep in a mutual negative implication.
However, with the emerging role of multiple mitotic kinases in checkpoint recovery arise many intriguing questions, in particular, their regulation, mutual relationship, and implications to cancer.
Bigelow stages one prolonged and sinister shoot-out in the desert, but the movie couldn't be called a combat film, nor is it political, except by implication — a mutual distrust between American occupiers and Iraqi citizens is there in every scene.
But when pressed by the Guardian about the implications of the mutual respect between Putin and Trump, if the latter was elected president, Corker acknowledged that "personal relationships end up affecting things".
We then proceed to show the implications of the mutual dependencies between vehicle and infrastructure and to analyze technical potentials and overall system costs.
They often reached mutual agreement, and discussed ethical implications of their actions.
