The phrase "a new string of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a series or sequence of related items, events, or occurrences, often implying a change or addition to what was previously present.
Example: "The artist has released a new string of songs that showcase her evolving style."
Alternatives: "a fresh series of" or "a new set of".
Mr. Pollock said the main change in the film industry's penchant for the past was its love affair with the "reboot," a reimagining of an old film, like "Vacation," that might open the door to a new string of sequels.
The need for speed seemed especially great early this week, when the government released a new string of scary statistics.The unemployment rate ticked up to 5.6% in December, the highest figure since the second world war.
Ms. Serpa heads back to the road test on Thursday, with "a whole new level of confidence" after more intensive practice — plus a new string of kabbalah beads and a lucky pendant.
But I was equally outraged when I realised that it was just as likely to be my status as a woman in her mid-20s with a new string of 'likes' relating to eating disorders and weight loss on my profile.
In January, after some protesters had become suspicious of my intentions as a journalist, the notebook had a new string of words: agent embassy spy Israel Israeli JewThe following month, I learned "tear gas," "slaughter," and "Can you speak more slowly?" "Conspiracy theory" appeared in my notebook on the same day as "fried potatoes".
Small-Angle X-ray Scattering (SAXS) curves of pullulan oligomers and gellan gum were modeled with a new string of beads model.
And maybe even a new string (or two) of icicle blinkers to light up the porch.
The men of Springfield become obsessed with a violent new string of mixed martial arts (MMA) competitions called "Ultimate Punch Kick and Choke Championships" (UPKCC).
That's an average of a new string quartet a fortnight.
A week earlier at Duke University in North Carolina, Moser joined the Pacifica Quartet for the world premiere of a new string quintet by the newly minted MacArthur Fellow Julia Wolfe.
In the third time window, where we observe the largest shape change, the central atom "6" moves through the initiation of a new string and similar string motions and shape changes occur during other time periods.
