"cycle of success" is correct and can be used in written English.
The term "cycle of success" is used to refer to a situation where a person or organization's accomplishments lead to even more successful outcomes. For example: After working hard to graduate college with honors, Sue started a successful business, which in turn created a cycle of success that allowed her to give back to her community.
It's the natural cycle of success and fame.
A six-year cycle of success had been broken and now a new era begins.
Comdex broke the cycle of success and failure in Adelson's business career.
In most circles, a one-year playoff drought could be considered a glitch, perhaps even a mild dip in the cycle of success and failure.
Groh had spoken before the draft of his desire to extend the team's "cycle of success," and with Pennington, who with Ray Lucas will back up Testaverde, the Jets have assured that, at least, they have candidates to replace the 36-year-old Testaverde if he decides to retire after two more seasons.
Soccer is challenging at the best of times, and Rosell said on Spanish television Tuesday that the club was in the process of making the tough calls on which players to buy and which players to let go to continue its cycle of success.
Cycles of success and failure are natural in college basketball.
Beinart is alert to the circular turns of the historical wheel (with a nod to Schlesingers senior and junior): "cycles of success leading to hubris leading to tragedy, leading, perhaps, to wisdom".
In a business in which cycles of success and failure are expected every three to five years, NBC has been unassailable on Thursday night for a remarkable 17 seasons.
But I can't wait to watch his career as it careens through cycles of success, failure, and more success.
He notes that his boss, Howard Stringer, the chairman of Sony Corp. of America, is a former CBS head who "knows about cycles of success and downtime".
