"mutual interdependencies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the situation when two entities are dependent on each other. For example: "The successful working of this system depends on the mutual interdependencies between the machines."
Prosperity, peace, co-existence and recognition of mutual interdependencies are too easily taken for granted.
The aim of this paper is to analyze the mutual interdependencies and trade-offs between heat storage and district heating network considering economic and ecological aspects.
The novelty of the model is the coherent description of mutual interdependencies amongst a broad range of sustainability indicators related to soil fertility management in arable cropping, enabling the quantification of synergies and trade-offs between objectives.
This paper considers the utility of actor-network theory as a basis for uncovering the mutual interdependencies between system design and system impact in an evolving project, and for exploring the implications that these interdependencies hold for the production of safety in behavioral health care.
For a modular product structure and interface design of machine tools combining complementary manufacturing processes in a single machine system, a detailed understanding of the individual technologies and mutual interdependencies is essential to identify complexity and estimate the imminent development effort.
One-dimensional differential models are an important tool for the design optimization of Stirling engines and other regenerative machines, since they require far less computing time than multi-dimensional CFD-models and are yet capable of describing the various loss mechanisms including their mutual interdependencies.
But his originality is also rooted in a debate as old as philosophy itself: the struggle between thought and language (which comes first?), and their mutual interdependency.
Production systems design is a multifaceted task, due to a variety of aspects such as the mutual interdependency between the sub-systems, the variety of configurations and alternative system control strategies, the multiple managerial and "soft" aspects that cast an influence on the behavior of the system.
One reason for this was the mutual interdependency between Eastern communism and Western defensiveness.
This mutual interdependency creates chances as well as threats, such as high investment risks.
All critical infrastructure network members were mobilized and made aware of their common vulnerability to such wide-ranging disruptions, tight coupling, and mutual interdependency.
