The phrase 'mutual perception' is correct and usable in written English.
You might use this phrase when referring to an understanding shared by two or more people. For example, "We both had a mutual perception that the presentation needed to be more engaging."
A new bilateral maritime dialogue, launched in 2012, deals only with low-level matters.A mutual perception of being threatened by the other country is growing.
The basic argument of this paper is that what needs to be supported, mediated and enabled by CSCW technology used to support cooperative design over distance is the mutual perception, for the actor and others, of the embodied actions of the participants in the process.
Part of the reason for naturalists' "perplexity" had been that they approached animals as rigid machines rather than sentient beings that inhabited not only physical environments but also fields of mutual perception and semiosis.
This negative mutual perception is not good if the two countries want to work together.
In Francis' understanding, such initiatives not only support the needy but also change mutual perception among those who implement them.
A moment of altered mutual perception, as love reinvents time, is as romantic as he would get.
There are, naturally, a few mutual perceptions, some shared sentiments, to speak of.
They may be able to enhance mutual perceptions of competence and goodwill during dealmaking by focusing more on coordination provisions and, to the extent possible, limiting control provisions.
This means the two countries have vastly different weights in the global trading system, but it has also changed mutual perceptions.
In the past few days, top officials in China and the U.S. have been quoted in unusually colorful terms about one another, revealing — either wittingly or unwittingly, depending on the point of view — mutual perceptions that can shed light on views at the highest levels.
Although Purity might not be as good as Freedom or The Corrections, it is a gripping novel, which touches upon the ubiquity of social media and the way they shape human communication, mutual perceptions, and even one's sense of self, as well as privacy and transparency in the internet.
