The phrase "and ceases when the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a process or action that stops at a certain point or condition.
Example: "The machine operates continuously and ceases when the safety mechanism is triggered."
Alternatives: "and stops when the" or "and halts when the".
A meristem (an area of actively dividing cells that gives rise to all subsequent tissue) is soon differentiated just above the foot, between it and the horn-shaped sporophyte above, and this meristem contributes new growth to the elongating sporophyte throughout the growing season and ceases when the gametophore disintegrates around it.
However, the reduction decelerates and ceases when the valence band of RGO shifts to the position which is higher than the reduction potential of I-/I3-.
This occurs over a total of 99 steps and ceases when the individual releases their grip on the device.
Such visits are usually episodic and cease when the immediate symptoms are relieved.
The assessor commenced timing as the participant leaned forward to stand up, and ceased when the participant's hips made contact with the seat to sit down.
The current therefore also decreases with time and eventually ceases when the conductors are discharged.
Each individual has its own initial upper size limit, and growth ceases when the plant reaches this size.
The test includes two sequences of each length and testing ceases when the participant fails to recollect any two with the same length.
The uptake of nutrient and water by the cluster roots peaks through winter and spring, but ceases when the upper layer of soil dries out in summer.
If the number of failures over [0, W) exceed a specified value k (k > 1), then at the (k + l st failure, the buyer has the option of returning the item for 100% money-back and the warranty ceases when the buyer exercises this option.
But the Court holds that that power ceases when the serviceman becomes a civilian.
