The phrase "a sequence of cycles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of repeated processes or events that occur in a specific order.
Example: "The project involves a sequence of cycles that will help us refine our approach and improve the final outcome."
Alternatives: "a series of cycles" or "a chain of cycles".
Briefly, from 1990 to 1999 in Trial VIII, 1,063 pre- and peri-menopausal women with node-negative early breast cancer were randomly assigned to endocrine therapy with 24 months of goserelin alone, six cycles of chemotherapy with classical cyclophosphamide, methotrexate and 5-fluorouracil (CMF) or a sequence of 6 cycles of CMF followed by 18 months of goserelin.
A modeller was developed that simulates random load histories by considering a statistical distribution and a sequence of load cycles that correspond to a rainflow algorithm.
The rocks of the Scottish coast and the area around Edinburgh proved the catalyst for his argument that the Earth is indeed a dynamic, ever-changing system, subject to a sequence of recurrent cycles of erosion and deposition and of subsidence and uplift.
Through a sequence of ℓ cycles involving the application of laser pulses and no-fluorescence measurements, explicit expressions for the total duration of laser pulses employed in the sequence and probability of getting the ion in the upper electronic state during the ℓ cycles are obtained and analyzed in detail.
A sequence of disjoint cycles C 1,..., C k is a chain of length k in case C 1 ⇒ ⋯ ⇒ C k. Let d 1 denote the maximal length of a chain of cycles in E, and let d 2 denote the maximal length of a chain of cycles each of which has an exit.
Less than 20% (14/73) fully documented the application of a sequence of iterative cycles.
The project will be carried out in a form of collaborative characterised by a sequence of annual learning cycles with action periods for CQI activities between each learning cycle.
In her side room of sharps and vacutainers she passed her working days in a sequence of three-minute cycles.
