The phrase "a cycle of applying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a repetitive process or series of actions that involve applying something, such as a method, technique, or principle.
Example: "The research involved a cycle of applying different methodologies to assess their effectiveness in various scenarios."
Alternatives: "a process of implementation" or "a series of applications".
After a few cycles of applying an electric field in the gap, the field emission reached a repeatable and stable stage, and the current and voltage data were recorded.
If you have persistent stains, repeat the cycle of applying toilet cleaner, allowing it to sit if needed, scrubbing, and flushing until the stain is removed.
Our prior work, using small nanoparticle doped spherical targets, indicated that photoacoustic emission levels are well below signal levels generated by inertial cavitation and the timing of inertial bubble collapse lags the photoacoustic signal by approximately one half of a cycle of the externally applied sound field.
The REAC brain stimulation protocol treatment consists in a cycle of 18 NPPO sessions, applied in specific points of the auricular pavilion [ 10].
The Research Assessment Exercise therefore generates a cycle of quality rating, being applied prospectively both directly through the block allocation for quality adjusted research and indirectly through its "kudos" score.
Each I V curve was built by applying a cycle of command voltage steps (0.1 Hz, 200 ms duration, test potential in the −30/−100 mV range) to the post-synaptic membrane and delivering one preganglionic pulse 30 40 ms after the onset of each voltage step.
DNA was electrophoretically extracted by applying a cycle of 100 V for 30 seconds and -100 V for 6 seconds.
A similar criterion of general agreement between experts and patients was applied to define the average price for a cycle of hormonal fertility treatment to be applied in the WTP interview.
This protocol is a form of selection synchrony: it synchronizes a population by selecting those members that are at the peaks and troughs of a cycle of fluorescence intensity, rather than by applying a stimulus that alters the phase of the oscillations until all members of the population have the same phase (induction synchrony or entrainment).
A system of controlled irrigation based on daily tensiometer readings was implanted 30 days after seedling emergence, with a cycle of irrigation of 38 mm being applied when the water potential of the soil, at 15 cm of depth, reached -0.025 MPa.
