The phrase "a cyclical process" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of events or actions that repeat in a predictable pattern over time.
Example: "The water cycle is a classic example of a cyclical process, where water evaporates, condenses, and precipitates repeatedly."
Alternatives: "a repetitive cycle" or "a circular process".
"It's a cyclical process," Mr. Roach said.
Considering history a cyclical process, Gumplowicz denied that social planning and welfare measures can save societies from ultimate collapse.
It's a cyclical process, and I find community attempts to preserve or curate, say, the remnants of the Lower East Side schmatta trade as unnatural as wanton overdevelopment.
Another is to make oil itself – and the CO2 it emits – part of a cyclical process rather than a linear one.
Viewed as a cyclical process, the inattention to some principles -- simplification, equal treatment of equals, efficiency -- eventually becomes too great, and there is widespread agreement to switch focus on them".
Every art in every country is subject to a cyclical process; during a period of decline it is necessary to keep the communication lines open, producing minor art so that it may some day, unexpectedly, turn into major art.
However, Fulljames does make one major qualification: he sees Mahagonny responding to capitalism as a cyclical process and asserts that if the city of rampant pleasure and concomitant commoditisation is currently to be found anywhere on earth, it's in China, which he describes as being "at the beginning of the story".
These presents a cyclical process in an spiral way.
Interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) is a cyclical process which includes several iterative stages.
Locke is later critical of the Harlem Renaissance because it failed to sustain a cyclical process of rebirth.
Unlike traditional 'research', CBPR most often seeks understanding through a cyclical process that combines research processes with reflection and action.
