"mutually stimulating" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that two or more things are causing each other to become more active or intense. Example: The two musicians had a mutually stimulating effect on each other, pushing each other to play more creatively and energetically during their jam session.
Their collaboration with Neil Young on blazing versions of Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues and All Along the Watchtower led to a relationship so mutually stimulating that it encompassed not only joint tours but also Young's appearance as one of the guitarists on Booker T's new solo album, released this month.
However, it was not until the 1930s that systematic and mutually stimulating research by scholars of several countries led to the establishment of a number of syllabic values for the characters as well as to a correct analysis of the sentence structure of the inscriptions.
The mutually stimulating interaction of the components of "brown coal-water-mineral matter" system was shown due to the influence of nanoscaled water medium on the formation of dipole-inductive, dispersive and ionic associates.
Without mutually stimulating interactions, people and neurons wither and die.
However, it should be stressed that renal fibrogenesis is a dynamic process in which many of these events occur simultaneously, often in a mutually stimulating fashion [ 2].
Thus, endothelial cells and tumour cells mutually stimulate each other.
These developments have mutually stimulated the fields of analytical chemistry and biotechnology.
This implies that relativistic effects, tides and stellar rotation mutually stimulate precession in one direction.
One way to mutually stimulate empirical and model-based research might target transportation models for food and beverages SCs.
Additionally, these results also show that the two enzymes mutually stimulate the activities of unwinding and synthesis.
Newly formed blood vessels and NPCs mutually stimulate each other via release of trophic factors and guidance molecules.
