The phrase "cycle of interaction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a series of events that happen in response to one another. For example, "The cycle of interaction between the government and its citizens is vital to a stable society."
An iterative cycle of interaction between cell and systems biologists advances the goals of both fields and establishes a framework for mechanistic understanding of the genome-to-phenome relationship.
With gratitude comes humility and respect for others.5 When you share your joy and success with your village they share theirs with you, and this positive cycle of interaction and stable support-systems ensures that you are never down-and-out lonely.
Part of the reason is the cycle of interaction that happens between teachers, students and parents.
Iran's foreign policy is increasingly being defined by the vicious cycle of interaction between soft power and hard power.
This cycle of interaction is self perpetuating and can be toxic to a relationship over the long term.
Said another way – they emphasize neuronal and non-neuronal elements are integrally related in nociceptive transmission, and that breaking this cycle of interaction may offer novel pain treatment strategies.
You could call this an ongoing cycle of interactions that drive Firstline power.
The cycle of interactions, and consequently, the malaria transmission dynamics is determined by the ecological niche even in a small geographical area [ 1, 2].
Affect-based processes assert that it is the affect or emotion that maintains the repetitiveness of behavior and maintain the interlocked cycles of interaction (e.g. Collins 1981).
If the released substrate is not correctly folded, it can rebind for further cycles of interaction with the chaperonin (Rye et al., 1999).
To reflect the retrospective nature of the stories we were told by respondents, we start with a discussion of the early synergy that was experienced, and then trace the subsequent impacts of synergy on collaborative functioning, including KIWAKKUKI's experience of negative cycles of interaction and antagony that followed from their growth.
