The phrase "a cycle of frustration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a repetitive pattern of feelings or situations that lead to frustration.
Example: "After months of trying to fix the issue without success, I found myself trapped in a cycle of frustration."
Alternatives: "a loop of frustration" or "a pattern of frustration."
For over a year now, politics in Northern Ireland has been locked in a cycle of frustration and failure.
But having fewer disagreements at work starts with working on yourself and breaking a cycle of frustration, stress, and conflict.
You'll also find selected content from our website, such as "How to Have Difficult Conversations When You Don't Like Conflict," by Joel Garfinkle; "A Three-Step Process to Break a Cycle of Frustration, Stress, and Fighting at Work," by Annie McKee; and "How to Manage a Toxic Employee," by Amy Gallo.
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But even if the Supreme Court upholds the individual mandate, the law may never reach that point if Obama fails to earn any credit for it and loses the election, only to see a Republican successor — perhaps, in a final irony, Romney — sign a repeal and complete a cycle of national frustration.
"We hire less than our most talented people" and expect great results, leading to a downward cycle of frustration.
The mall has been caught up in a vicious cycle of frustration.
A marine without a battle gives and receives pain in an endless cycle of frustration and nullity.
This inclusivity disconnect creates a vicious, ongoing cycle of frustration for both employers and diverse professionals alike.
Breaking 'the cycle of frustration' In an attempt to combat this enormous problem – and to work toward a better future for Guatemalan youth – the non-governmental organization Grupo Ceiba offers alternative programmes in the city's El Limon neighbourhood and other areas where gangs are most active.
