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The phrase "a cycle that was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a past cycle or period that has already occurred, often in a reflective or historical context.
Example: "In our discussion about environmental changes, we must consider a cycle that was prevalent during the last century."
Alternatives: "a cycle that existed" or "a cycle that occurred".
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But the Marlins, unlike the Red Sox, have never demonstrated a consistent ability to maintain a competitive payroll, a cycle that was supposed to end with their new ballpark.
Her turn would then come round again - a cycle that was repeated several times.
For example a node could be added to the network that has edges to nodes that were not connected before or that create a cycle that was not present before the edge was added.
The tiling theme was influenced by the Broad Street Subway in Philadelphia and used a cycle that was similar to the design employed on the Yonge subway.
The GEMOX regimen consisted of 1000 mg m−2 of GEM at a 100-min infusion on day 1, followed on day 2 by 100 mg m−2 of oxaliplatin at a 2-h infusion; a cycle that was given every 2 weeks.
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"At the same time, this is a cycle that is closed now.
Yet it is part of a cycle that is not new.
Falling prices can freeze economic activity as buyers wait for still-lower prices, a cycle that is hard to reverse.
So, in a strange way, both the radical and moderate wings of movements drive one another in a cycle that is simultaneously vicious and virtuous.
It's a cycle that is likely to continue as long as anti-incumbency remains the rallying cry in the land.
Broadly, it appears there is a cycle that is repeating itself, in which the 15-year return tops out at more than 15 percent and then falls precipitously.
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