The phrase "a reactive cycle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes, systems, or behaviors that involve responses to stimuli or changes, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "In ecological studies, a reactive cycle can illustrate how species adapt to environmental changes over time."
Alternatives: "a feedback loop" or "a response cycle".
"The current cyber security paradigm is a reactive cycle: if and when a threat is exposed, it is analyzed and a counter-solution is designed," CyActive writes.
I recently had a situation where one of my most trusted team members was stuck in a bit of a reactive cycle.
These injured neurons and nerve toxic substances can cause microglia activation, which trigger a long-standing neurotoxicity cycle referred as a reactive cycle to microglial cells.
Those caught in such a vicious abuse-reactive cycle will not only continue to expose the animals they love to suffering merely to prove that they themselves can no longer be hurt, but they are also given to testing the boundaries of their own desensitization through various acts of self-mutilation.
Regarding operational stability, the immobilized enzyme presented approximately 73% of its initial activity after five sequential reactive cycles.
Couples usually seek couples therapy when they find themselves caught up in reactive cycles and on their own they cannot escape.
They're stuck in unhealthy, reactive cycles that focus on each other as the problem rather than pointing fingers at the problem as the problem.
A recurring theme in redox signaling by transcription factors is the presence of a reactive cysteine thiol that can cycle through reduced and oxidized states, "sensing" the redox environment of the cell (Brigelius-Flohe and Flohe, 2011).
In some cases, the decision-making process is explicitly defined and employs conventional techniques; in others, it occurs implicitly within the strategic planning cycle or in a reactive, ad hoc fashion as market conditions evolve.
A unique feature of FMO is the catalytic cycle that forms a reactive 4α-hydroperoxyflavin intermediate as a potent monooxygenating agent before the substrate is bound to the enzyme.
The glutathione-ascorbate cycle detoxifies hydrogen peroxide which is a reactive oxygen species.
