The phrase "a common cycle of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a recurring pattern or series of events that are frequently observed in a particular context.
Example: "In nature, there is a common cycle of seasons that affects the behavior of many species."
Alternatives: "a typical cycle of" or "a frequent cycle of".
Like most mucosal pathogens, infection of EHEC O157 H7 follows a common cycle: colonization at the mucosal sites, evasion of the host defense, proliferation and host damage[13].
In a synchronous MAC [9], nodes in the same neighborhood are time-synchronized for simultaneous wake-up at the beginning of a common cycle and transmit their data.
The Freedom Bakery has a traditional social enterprise mission: the baking business will provide employment and training to people who have recently left prison in an attempt to break the common cycle of reoffending.
This low level of concordance suggests a lack of common movements, which implies that there is no a latent variable that can drive a common business cycles of the Euro-Area expectations in analysis here.
Gordon Seabright, chief executive of national cycling charity CTC, said: "The ASA's ill-advised decision shows a misunderstanding of common cycle safety issues and risks undermining the promotion of cycling as a safe and normal activity".
(2010) developed an Economic Production Quantity (EPQ) model with limited production capacity for the common cycle length of all products with some defective productions.
It was the beginning of a persistent and common cycle.
Epithelial gut stages are a common life cycle feature of apicomplexan parasites, and most often the sexual stages develop in the gut, whether the host be vertebrate or invertebrate.
The structural mechanism of ABC heterodimers described here is a remarkable example of variations on a common conformational cycle in the context of conserved transporter architecture.
Accordingly, RNAi-mediated TTK downregulation was not associated with phosphorylation of typical ATR/p53 targets such as H2AX and Chk1 in our cells, and flow cytometric analyses produced no evidence of a common cell cycle arrest phenotype across the individual siRNAs used in the experiments.
