The phrase "alternate cycles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more cycles occur in succession or in a repeated pattern, often in contexts like scheduling, processes, or events.
Example: "The project will follow alternate cycles of development and testing to ensure quality and efficiency."
Alternatives: "intermittent cycles" or "rotating cycles".
Do they remain in a metabolically dormant state, do they secrete factors that contribute to cycling, or do cells take turns to divide, in alternate cycles?
Thus we see Macondo go through laborious alternate cycles of prosperity and decay before finally being swept into the swamp by a cyclone.
Alternate cycles of differential expansion and contraction causes thermal fatigue of the component.
Boiler tubing is subjected to alternate cycles of heating and cooling during operation initiating alternate thermal expansion and contraction.
By choosing to sleep on alternate cycles, the relay nodes save energy allowing the extension of their lifetime, and thereby contributing to the whole lifetime of the network.
The temperature profile used consisted of alternate cycles of 12 °C for 48 h and 20 °C for 24 h during storage of 14 days.
It is shown that linearly increased timing delay causes alternate cycle slips in synchronizer.
As it is demonstrated, although the mathematical expression of alternate cycle slip is straight forward, u(k) is a noisy version of a periodic signal.
Electrochemical impedance measurements were obtained from panels exposed to continuous immersion, alternate immersion in Harrison's solution and an alternate cycle of salt fog and UV chamber.
Feeding of the animal was done along with standard laboratory pellet diet and water at libitum, exposing them to an alternate cycle of 12 h dark and light, at temperature 25 ± 2 °C and relative humidity 55 ± 10%.
Mitomycin C (7 mg m−2; maximum dose 14 mg) was delivered on day 1 of every alternate cycle.
