The phrase "cycle off" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to end or come to an end in a regular, repeating pattern. Example: After months of hard work, the team's winning streak finally cycled off and they lost their first game of the season.
Congratulating him on a fine display of pool, I watch him cycle off down the road on his mountain bike.
USC and Oklahoma are sitting pretty right now, but they'll cycle off just as they cycled on recently after down periods.
Justices from previous times would cycle off the Court at predictable times, and they would be replaced by new Justices reflecting the current President and Senate.
This turns out to be the "start" gene that kicks the whole cycle off, by permitting a cell to grow to a size where it needs to divide.
Someone came up with the idea of spraying insulation on the tents, which had an immediate impact, causing three of the generators to cycle off so rapidly that the facility manager thought they had broken down.
When an intriguing bike ride ends at a sign that says "Private Road" (which is often), there's little to do but cycle off in another direction, hoping the route won't again be blocked.
And for those seeking to cycle off-grid, the hotels offer loaner bicycles for guest use.
And for those seeking to cycle off-grid, the hotels offers loaner bicycles for guest use.
At the point of maturity in the product's life cycle, off-the-shelf delivery time and price become more important than the need for specialized knowledge.
Only one pond you could swim in, large sections of privately owned coastline, and a forty-minute drive if you wanted to run or cycle off-road — the surface of the earth as real estate not birthright.
However, CO2 thermophysical properties are very sensitive close to the critical point which raises, in particular, questions about the compressor and so cycle off-design behaviour when subject to inevitable temperature increases that result from seasonal variations in the heat sink temperature.
