'cycle of events' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a sequence of relevant events in any situation. For example: "The outcome of this election is the result of a long and complex cycle of events that have been unfolding over the past decade."
The same cycle of events took place elsewhere.
In part this was simply the natural cycle of events.
That set in motion a disastrous cycle of events.
The behaviour can lead to a negative cycle of events, with patients becoming ever more afraid because emergency treatment can be more traumatic.
Dr. Barker's work, published in 1958, traced the intricate cycle of events by which the robins' fate is linked to the elm trees by way of the earthworms.
These examples demonstrate that metamorphic petrology plays a key role in unraveling tectonic processes in mountain belts that have passed through the plate-tectonic cycle of events.
In Figure 2, a sample of these repetitive cycles of events is shown for illustrating the synchronized events.
Fundraisers should always review the life cycle of their events, ensure they have new ideas in the pipeline and anticipate that new events may, at best, just break even in their first year.
Writing in the journal Science, the researchers describe evidence of a three- to five-year cycle of El Nino events during the late part of the last ice age.
The annual Fourth of July holiday salute to George M. Cohan (plus Duke Ellington and Irving Berlin) will begin at 2 p.m. in Rockwood Drive Circle at Van Cortlandt Park, followed by a cycle of Sunday events between July 23 and Aug. 20.
Fig. 3. Temporal evolution of the slip of the three blocks during one cycle of giant events, when we assume the parameters shown in Table 1.
