The phrase "mutually impact" is correct and can be used in written English.
It describes a situation where two or more things have a reciprocal or mutual effect on each other. Example: "The decisions that our leaders make in the government have a mutually impact on the lives of the citizens." This means that the decisions made by the leaders have an effect on the citizens, and at the same time, the actions of the citizens can also impact the decisions made by the leaders.
Coating thickness affects the characteristics of diamond coated cutting tools in different perspectives that may mutually impact the tool performance in machining in a complex way.
While limited in this respect, we nonetheless interpret the present results as a strong motivation to further explore the interactive nature of the embodied (Moreno, Stepp, & Turvey, 2011), genetic (e.g., Petrill et al., 2011), and environmental (Taylor, Roehrig, Hensler, Connor, & Schatschneider, 2010) constraints that may mutually impact word naming fluency.
In the scientific community, for instance, researchers may work on different aspects of the same problem, but by disseminating their work, they mutually enhance their impact.
The use of liquid-based lubricants in sheet metal forming mutually has a negative impact on the environment and on the whole economy, and, consequently, there is an urgent need to find a solution to make the forming processes dry or nearly dry.
A possible additional and not mutually exclusive point of impact for TNF blockade is limiting the maintenance of influenza-specific plasma cells, because TNF enhances plasma cell survival in vitro [ 25], and has been suggested to be important for plasma cell survival in vivo [ 26, 27].
Impacts of mutually concealed uncertainties on model performance and model outputs are exemplified in two data sparse semi-arid catchments in Ethiopia.
But the good news is that financial return and social impact can be mutually beneficial, not trade-offs.
Although the program strives to show that making profit and social impact aren't mutually exclusive, these projects are unlikely to compete with conventional, large-scale wind farm projects in countries or regions with policies and incentives to support clean power development, Albæk conceded.
For multivariable modeling purposes, the point of initial impact was considered mutually exclusive.
It begins by recognizing that these are not mutually exclusive ways to create impact, but just tools along a continuum that can be used in concert to the same desired end.
The GHS is the product of many months spent exploring the range of global health work being done within all of HHS; examining the rationale behind that work; identifying top priorities; and synchronizing the role of HHS in a comprehensive, cohesive strategy to guide us in developing programs that will have real impact and be mutually reinforcing.
