The phrase "a procession of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series or group of events, people, or things that are moving in a formal or ceremonial manner.
Example: "The festival featured a procession of the town's historical figures, each representing a different era in our community's history."
Alternatives: "a parade of the" or "a line of the".
A Procession of the Palms around Stuyvesant Square.
The spectacle began with a procession of the gladiators through the arena, and the proceedings opened with a sham fight (praelusio, prolusio) with wooden swords and javelins.
First, are the splendid sculptures dominated by a procession of the Hindu deities, Vishnu and Shiva, plus Harihara, who represents a mixture of both.
A Procession of the Stations of the Cross, featuring music from "Godspell," "Jesus Christ Superstar" and other works; with soloists; Darryl Curry, pianist and music director.
Plans call for a procession of the body through Damascus and a formal ceremony in the capital, where world leaders are expected to pay their respects.
4 to 7 p.m. [Free] A Procession of the Ghouls at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, followed by a showing of "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari".
For Scorsese, the early movies are a procession of miracles: the directors realized that sixteen frames passing through a camera every second could yield illusions, disappearances, transformations, magic.
The afternoon quickly disintegrated into a procession of gaffes, with the four errors the most since July 17, 2006, against the Seattle Mariners.
On the morning of September 28 , 1901 in the town of Balangiga on the island of Samar in the Philippines, a procession of worshippers accompanied the coffins of children who apparently died of cholera into the local church for dawn service.
In Deadness, Baseman counterpoints the cheery testimony of John Troyer, from Bath University's Centre for Death and Society, with a procession of snapshots of the dead photographed in their coffins.
(lines 31 40) All that exists in the scene is a procession of individuals, and the narrator conjectures on the rest.
