The phrase "should be reciprocal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing relationships, cooperation, or agreements between two or more entities that should be mutually beneficial. For example, "In any successful business partnership, the benefits should be reciprocal; each partner should contribute something of value and receive something of value in return."
Loyalty should be reciprocal.
It's the way ballet should be: reciprocal.
Mr. Chen said any inspection agreement should be reciprocal.
He said any future agreement to allow American inspections of Chinese firms should be reciprocal.
The Polish prime minister appeared to have accepted May's overarching position that citizens' rights should be reciprocal after Brexit.
"While maybe not every player's effort has been perfect, I feel like that loyalty I've gotten from them should be reciprocal.
While expectations are low, the six hope to leave here with some momentum and signs of Iranian willingness to engage in what all have agreed should be a reciprocal and step-by-step process of lifting sanctions in return for Iranian actions to comply.
Additionally, the practice must also be culturally responsive to individual families and there should be a reciprocal understanding by families of the culture of the field (Garcia et al. 2000; Harry et al. 1999; Kalyanpur and Harry, 1999).
Theoretically, if a cell has the same possibilities of changing into (or remaining unchanged) other land use types, the probability value should be the reciprocal of the number of land use types.
Mr Davies said there should be a reciprocal arrangement to patients from England who wanted to be treated by the Welsh NHS - with the UK government picking up the tab.
And I think that's what people don't realise, it's not just about what we can do for people but actually there should be a reciprocal relationship, there should be a symbiosis and it should be us working together as a team.
