The phrase "a cycle of cost" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing financial processes or budgeting, but it may require additional clarification for better understanding.
Example: "The company is currently analyzing a cycle of cost to identify areas for potential savings."
Alternatives: "cost cycle" or "cost loop".
Some critics of genetically modified seeds see a cycle of rising costs — and debts — for farmers.
But if you're lacking principles of transparency, and trapping borrowers in a cycle of high-cost, short-term loans, it becomes a race to the bottom".
It's a vicious cycle of cost and incarceration which serves only to create a resurgence of Debtors Prisons in the U.S. while doing nothing to curb costs.
One cycle of harvesting and freezing can cost over $8,000, and a cycle of implanting the eggs costs about as much, not including medications and storage.
A cycle of treatment with azacitidine cost €4,911 compared with €2,671 for LDC but was partially compensated for by lower AE costs (€330 vs. €627).
The peace agreement created equal-opportunity arrangements in Northern Ireland's political, institutional and professional life to try to halt a cycle of sectarian violence that had cost more than 3,600 lives over the preceding three decades.
Intrauterine insemination, in which sperm is injected into the woman's uterus, costs $3,000 to $4,000, and a cycle of the higher-tech vitro fertilization costs $12,000 to $15,000.
Because of the way their contracts work, tenants are often trapped in a cycle of high rent and high costs while paying more for beer, and working longer hours than publicans who aren't "tied" to a big pub company.
My final worry is that the relentless cycle of cost cutting at the traditional news media, and the very economical staffing of much of the new news media, gives growing and potentially worrying power to the public relations industry.
[C10.] Profit Is Up 50% at Irish Airline While other airlines struggle with high costs and weak traffic, Ryanair, the Irish airline, is enjoying "a virtuous cycle of lower costs, lower fares, faster growth and increasing profits," the chief executive, Michael O'Leary, left, said.
