The phrase "a cycle of life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the natural process of birth, growth, reproduction, and death that occurs in living organisms.
Example: "The documentary beautifully illustrated a cycle of life, showcasing how different species interact and depend on one another in their ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a life cycle" or "the circle of life".
A cycle of life – things come back to you.
It teaches you there is a cycle of life and death.
Their mother remembers that her husband attended Hirst's original exhibition and was inspired by this "idea of a cycle of life being installed and allowed to express itself.
They led to the pursuit pleasures that were sure to fade and the avoidance of suffering that could not be avoided in a cycle of life, ageing, and death.
When she now talks of emerging from a cycle of life, then, she also means recovering her health, finding love again with a French businessman and renewing her desire to work.
The resulting 30-minute film, "In the Marketplace," was inspired by Zen Buddhism's 10 Oxherding Pictures, which describe a cycle of life and search for enlightenment that ends with the old man in the marketplace, "free of all attachments, and you can go into the marketplace literally as a child would, full of that innocent wonder," Mr. Burns said.
Here I experienced a little cycle-of-life drama as I watched the hind end of a mongoose disappear behind a bush where a penguin family resided.
We are a part of a programmed cycle of life that someone told us that we should live simply because we do not want to lose our standard of living.
While other life transitions such as adolescence, getting a job or starting a family typically end and move into a new cycle of life.
Somehow, a December wedding seems to highlight the start of a new cycle of life much as the approach of the solstice does for the natural world.
It rises and slumps back to earth as if completing a natural cycle of life, death and rebirth that governs all living things.
