'cycle of workshops' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a series of workshops that are connected to each other. For example, "The professional development department is offering a cycle of workshops to help employees learn new skills."
Of the total sample of 27, 15 (55.6%) were part of both cycles of workshops, the others were part of only the first or second.
Once Vinsantos set up shop in New Orleans, Small Doses was not far behind and was one of the original draguates from the first cycle of the workshop.
Currently, she's helping plan an international drag festival in Austin and is preparing for another cycle of the workshop this summer.
We were once the brains and brawn of bicycle design on a global scale: the inventors, the innovators, and the custodians of the cycle workshop of the world.
Weeks 5 – 7: Second cycle of intensive critiquing and editing workshops - Tuesdays 20, 27 October and 3 November Two students will receive feedback per session, for 90 minutes each.
To activate this learning cycle, the workshops employ a variety of participatory learning methods drawn from training modules in similar contexts (Supplementary file 2) (Haaland, personal communication, 15 May 2010) (37, 48).
A participatory management cycle has been set in motion following our initial series of workshops which we feel requires the development of participatory monitoring and evaluation tools to fully explore measures of success from the community perspective.
It does, however, raise the spectre of what James Grieve, co-artistic director of Paines Plough, calls "development hell," whereby a script get stuck in a spin-cycle of readings and workshops, but ultimately remains unproduced.
The intervention featured two annual cycles of assessment, feedback workshops, action planning, and implementation of system changes in 12 Indigenous community health centres.
Eight months after the last intervention workshop, a further cycle of reflection with the task team identified evidence of the continued effect of the intervention as a whole.
