The phrase "a negative feedback cycle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing systems, processes, or behaviors where negative feedback leads to a reinforcing loop that exacerbates a problem or situation.
Example: "In the context of climate change, increased temperatures can lead to a negative feedback cycle, where melting ice reduces the Earth's albedo, causing further warming."
Alternatives: "a detrimental feedback loop" or "a harmful feedback cycle".
The team knew that activation of basophil degranulation by aIgE leads to powerful mediators being released, including large amounts of histamine, which sets up a negative feedback cycle that curbs its own release.
We've had a negative feedback cycle of falling housing prices leading to more foreclosures and delinquencies.
Lower physical activity levels also exacerbate depression resulting in a negative feedback cycle [ 32].
Finally, cI inhibits lacI expression, completing a negative feedback cycle [ 10].
The protein product TetR, inhibits transcription of the gene cI, the protein product CI of which in turn inhibits expression of lacI, thus forming a negative feedback cycle.
Once the insulin signalling defect becomes established, it initiates a reverberating negative feedback cycle.
Furthermore, interferon regulatory factor 7 (IRF-7) was found to be a positive regulator of weight gain in a murine model [ 109], suggesting an obesity-related negative feedback cycle, depending on the interferon pathway.
This negative feedback cycle anticipates a decline to extinction that can be predicted by the transmission probability, contact probability, vaccine efficacy against carriage, and vaccine coverage.
The negative feedback cycle cannot cause any instability here.
The topological properties of the networks and their relationship with robustness and fragility in large-scale bio-molecular networks have been studied [ 28], showing that networks with a larger number of positive feedback loops and a smaller number of negative feedback cycles are likely to be more robust against disturbances.
Negative feedback cycles, in which pessimism inhibits economic activity, are hard to stop and can stretch the financial system past its breaking point.
