"mutually linked" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe two or more things that are connected to each other in a meaningful way. For example, you could say that "the two countries are mutually linked by their shared history."
In such a wave, time-varying electric and magnetic fields are mutually linked with each other at right angles and perpendicular to the direction of motion.
All these proposed neuro-focused rights are mutually linked and stand in an intimate family relationship.
As cycles of erosion and mitigation iterate, coastline change and economically driven interventions become mutually linked.
The characteristics of the narrowband dm-spikes and broadband pulses indicate that mutually linked emission processes generate both fine structures.
The empirical research consisted of two mutually linked parts: a questionnaire survey and focused, semi-structured interviews.
In MA patients, also the centrality of connections was more concentrated into the bilateral parietal-occipital regions, which were mutually linked and clustered.
Full use of several mutually linking Monte-Carlo codes enables the design work of devices in the muon facility, which has to be operated under high radiation field from the muon target.
Given a directed network (G({mathcal {N}},{mathcal {L})}), a collection of disjoint node pairs ((s_{1}, t_{1}), (s_{2}, t_{2}), ldots, (s_{z}, t_{z})), does G contain z mutually link-disjoint paths, one connecting (s_{i}) and (t_{i}) for each i, (1le ile z).
Moreover, the six factors are mutually functionally linked, leaving open the possibility that they are part of a transcriptional network (Additional file 12: Figure S5).
A highly resilient culture is strong, tightly linked, mutually supportive, and able to sustain tremendous pressure from the outside.
Under Gen. H. Merkus de Kock, the Dutch proceeded to develop a system of small, mutually protecting outposts linked by good roads that enabled them to quell the natives' guerrilla warfare.
