The phrase "mutually recognized" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It means that two or more parties have agreed to acknowledge or accept something together. Example: The two countries have a mutually recognized border agreement that has been in place for over 50 years.
Appropriately timed eye contact, and words spoken and mutually recognized can bridge the gap of understanding, but mystery overlays each relationship between the person and a pet.
Appropriately timed eye contact, words spoken and mutually recognized can bridge the gap of understanding, but mystery overlays each relationship between the person and a pet.
Perhaps, they can build on these and agree on a plan for "mutually recognized rules" along the lines of what they already have.
The order to close the PLO office comes days before the 25th anniversary of the historic Oslo Accords, when the Palestine Liberation Organization and Israel mutually recognized each other and launched a peace process.
Competition is the first factor to help privatization; a second, also learned from LBOs, is linking the compensation of private managers directly to their achievement of mutually recognized goals that represent the public interest, goals which may include a variety of criteria like those Starr associates with the traditional role of government.
However, their trainings were not mutually recognized.
Other objectives include improving educational quality and working out such details as how to mutually recognize course credits.
Conversely, the organically developed community consists of unique, yet mutually recognizing individuals and their bonds of interaction.
The fundamental concept behind recognition theories can be found in Hegel's memorable words "they recognize each other as mutually recognizing one another" (Hegel [1807/1970]).
Sharing with others forces us to mutually recognize our humanity and creates a powerful bond between people.
An other view (not mutually exclusive) recognizes the broad application of the selfie as narrative form in our epoch.
