The phrase "a continuous cycling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing process or repetition of events or actions.
Example: "The ecosystem relies on a continuous cycling of nutrients to maintain its health and balance."
Alternatives: "an ongoing loop of" or "a perpetual rotation of".
Those individuals on automated PD (APD) were treated with a continuous cycling PD (CCPD) regimen consisting of at least 12.5 L of dialysis fluid per day.
The creation of a continuous cycling and walking trail on the river was first mooted in 1909 and, just last week, local advocacy group, the Active Transportation Alliance (ActiveTrans), published a report setting out ways to make the dream a reality along the river's length.
The biosphere is a system characterized by the continuous cycling of matter and an accompanying flow of solar energy in which certain large molecules and cells are self-reproducing.
Thus, it appears that continuous cycling of sediments like those of the present time has occurred for 1.5 to 2 billion years and that these sediments have controlled oceanic composition.
It therefore appears that continuous cycling of sediments similar to those of today has occurred for 1.5 to two billion years and that these sediments have controlled hydrospheric, and particularly oceanic, composition.
Throughout the continuous cycling of styles and trends—from disco revivalism to minimal techno and electro house up to today's current festival favorites Boys Noize has managed to carve his own path, staying abreast without buckling to the demands of the new new.
Continuous cycling of immune clearance and regeneration of hepatocytes during chronic HBV infection is considered a risk factor for HCC development.
Physiologically, eyelashes serve a protective function and, as with all hairs on the body, are generated by the continuous cycling of hair follicles.
Furthermore, current models have not taken into account the continuous cycling of Bcl-2 proteins between the soluble cytosolic fraction and membrane-associated pools of the proteins, a process recently described for the Bax/Bcl-xL interplay.
