"spiralling cycle" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to refer to a situation that keeps getting worse or keeps repeating itself in an increasingly detrimental manner. For example: "The spiralling cycle of violence and retaliation has caused a great deal of destruction in the region."
Visitors on bikes viewed it from spiralling cycle lanes inside the Danish pavilion.
Having never fully recovered from his Army breakdown, he has fought his depressions and suicidal impulses through a spiralling cycle of alcohol and drugs.
When their relatives protested on 18 March, and at least four were killed, the spiralling cycle of funerals, protests and gunfire was unleashed.
From stalking a lone player and trolling him with near-miss sniper shots, to kicking off spiralling cycles of rogue-agent bloodbaths by the extraction zone, the water-cooler moments are going to be way more numerous, and important, to this game than any bullshit that's built into the "story proper".
Reloading leads to a spiraling cycle of debt that often convinces borrowers to turn to home-equity loans offering an amount worth 125% of the equity in the borrower's house.
Amplified on a raised projection screen, monochromatic animations bloom in spiraling cycles, one after the next, as the audio feedback responds seamlessly with each switched disk.
From stalking a lone player and trolling him with near-miss sniper shots, to kicking off spiraling cycles of rogue-agent bloodbaths by the extraction zone, the water-cooler moments are going to be way more numerous, and important, to this game than any bullshit that's built into the "story proper".
Thus, there may be reciprocal and even spiraling cycles of child anxiety leading to coparental conflict, leading to further increases in child anxiety.
Our spiralling cycles happen so quickly now.
The development of computing and communication systems has gone through a spiral cycle of centralization and decentralization paradigms.
This dance continues, sometimes for years with the batterer vicious, controlling and brutal then sweet and remorseful in a spiraling cycle.
