"mutual objective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to two or more people working together to achieve a shared goal. For example, "The members of the team had a mutual objective of completing their project before the deadline."
Barcelona and Bayern were quick to challenge for the ball, identified as a mutual objective, and quicker to go for the throat.
As the White House announced, the plan "meets a key mutual objective of the Coalition and the Iraqi people: the restoration of sovereignty to a body chosen by the citizens of Iraq and based in a legal framework.
The FIVB will meet privately with Human Rights Watch at the earliest opportunity to see how we can work together to achieve our mutual objective.
"This is one great example of how we can jointly market to achieve our mutual objectives".
"The U.S. remains committed to working with the United Kingdom to achieve its long-held, mutual objectives of open skies," said Leonardo Alcivar, a Transportation Department spokesman.
In the process collaboration across organizational boundaries, organizations still stay autonomic, which means each organization can freely modify its internal operations to meet its private goals while satisfying the mutual objectives with its partners.
To formalize links between, for example CIP or INIAP and NGOs, memoranda of understanding have been elaborated, specifying in detail the nature of the collaboration, resource flows, counterpart support and mutual objectives.
This step was performed using 3D rigid registration with a normalised mutual information objective and visually checked by a clinician (AC 6 years clinical oncology and 4 years PET/CT experience).
* G-20 Leaders will consider, based on the results of the mutual assessment, and agree any actions to meet our common objectives.
Such complex patterns of mutual recognition constituting objective spirit thereby provide the social matrix within which individual self-consciousnesses can exist as such.
As an objective, mutual information measures the expected ability of a model to predict the data.
