The phrase "a ceaseless round of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unending cycle or series of events, often implying monotony or repetitiveness.
Example: "The project felt like a ceaseless round of meetings that never seemed to lead to any conclusions."
Alternatives: "an endless cycle of" or "a continuous series of".
Work is mechanised, and all that's left for humanity is a ceaseless round of pleasure, travel and further education.
After a ceaseless round of men, mayhem and misfortune, she is branded a prostitute and dies in the arms of her lover, Des Grieux.
Life among the Nook Farmers was a ceaseless round of dinners and entertainment for one another — and for every celebrity who came to town, from William Dean Howells to Henry Morton Stanley of "Dr. Livingstone, I presume" fame.
The Presidency in Reagan's hands seems almost boring: a ceaseless round of plane flights, official dinners, greetings proffered to groups of visitors, adjudication of squabbles among aides, and flattering phone calls to wavering members of Congress.
His health, however, undermined by a ceaseless round of political and financial business, of fashionable life and dissipation, was giving way and was further injured by indulgence in quack medicines.
Pucci and Choo were just two parties amid a ceaseless round of celebrations (or cross-platform marketing opportunities) piggy-backing last week on the annual art fair called Art Basel Miami Beach.
They were meant to communicate the insight that interrupting the ceaseless round of striving requires a surprisingly strenuous act of will, one that has to be bolstered by habit as well as by social sanction.
At the ceaseless round of scent launches and cosmetics par ties that are a feature of magazine life, I was always watching Kippin, then the commercial boss of Cosmopolitan, working the room and networking with advertisers.
What we do not need is another ceaseless round of cultural introspection at NASA.
In diminished health, he was exhausted by the ceaseless round of ceremonial duties and petty political infighting, and, in time, his people became weary of him.
It argues the ceaseless round of fruitless diplomatic discussions is being used by Russia and the Syrians to move towards outright military victory.
