"mutually enforcing" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a situation or relationship where two or more things work together to support or strengthen each other. Example: The government and the media have a mutually enforcing relationship, as the media relies on government officials for information and the government relies on the media to disseminate their message to the public.
It would be great if the whale-watching companies that use the sanctuary would agree upon and then mutually enforce their own regulations, he said.
And the actors shine in a very funny rendition of W. Somerset Maugham's short story "The Three Fat Women of Antibes," about the fragility of friendships founded upon mutually enforced dieting.
"But to solve the pressing problems that require public acceptance of well-established science from global warming to vaccinations to the increasing overuse of antibiotics—scientists must indeed inspire more public faith in their methods and their mutually enforced trustworthiness".
In this way, their technical competence gained value as a result of the very existence of the strategic premise of a low willingness to pay to the extent that organizational competences and corresponding strategic premises mutually enforced and reinforced each other.
TTK could thus repress TRL while its abundance is still low, suggesting a mutually enforced effect of TTK titration (NC ratio-dependent) and TRL increase (NC ratio-independent).
The article develops suggestions for a nested governance system in which institutions, policies, laws and sectors are nested into a tiered, internally consistent and mutually re-enforcing planning and decision-making system.
And, the most likely answer is that it is both in a mutually re-enforcing feedback system".
It is possible that these conflicting views have mutually re-enforced each other in perpetuating the infant-feeding dilemmas for women with HIV.
It is possible therefore that the quality of healthcare delivery in the Akan dominated areas reflects in the high usage and positive perceptions of the NHIS services derived from such health facilities, and that these may be mutually re-enforcing.
