The phrase "alternating cycles of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pattern or sequence that involves switching between different states or activities over time.
Example: "The project will involve alternating cycles of research and development to ensure continuous improvement."
Alternatives: "recurrent phases of" or "rotating periods of".
Symptoms may occur in alternating cycles of remission and exacerbation.
The model was completed in alternating cycles of model correction in COOT102 and restrained refinement in Refmac5103.
Hair is continually shed and renewed by the operation of alternating cycles of growth, rest, fallout, and renewed growth.
The resistance to fracture under alternating cycles of stress is examined for sulfonated polystyrene (SPS) ionomers.
Mood disorders are characterized by states of extreme and prolonged depression, extreme mania, or alternating cycles of both of these mood abnormalities.
Depending on the starting condition and material properties, normal grain growth or a behavior characterized by alternating cycles of fast and slow grain growth was predicted.
A comparison of simulated and real turbidities allowed to display secondary nucleation and to devise a new alternating cycle of temperature (ACT) obtained from turbidimetry.
During these protocols, either low sleep pressure conditions were attained by an alternating cycle of 150 min of wakefulness and 75 min of sleep (NAP) protocol, or high sleep pressure conditions were achieved by total sleep deprivation (SD) protocol.
Our present observations strongly suggest that the degradation of apatite substrate-resorbing osteoclasts appears to have been preceded by the combined appearance of ruffled border and invasive podosomes, and also occurred simultaneously with cell migration during an alternating cycle of resorption and migration.
Such bidirectional movements are typical of many organelles (Vale et al., 1992) and probably reflect an alternating cycle of recruitment or activation of plus-end directed kinesin, and minus-end directed dynein motors on the SCV.
Alternate cycles of differential expansion and contraction causes thermal fatigue of the component.
