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The phrase "a recent series of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of events, occurrences, or items that have happened or been produced in the near past.
Example: "The report highlights a recent series of studies that demonstrate the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "a recent string of" or "a recent sequence of".
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Mochizuki, T. et al. Decadal prediction using a recent series of MIROC global climate models.
And then there's "Drunk History," a recent series of uproariously funny videos by Derek Waters.
A recent series of painted self-portraits suggests where he's going with such exploration.
They are also feeling the impact of a recent series of blockbuster blunders.
His statement is the latest in a recent series of pointed statements from the North.
A recent series of papers has described new work concerning the prediction of buzz-saw noise.
A recent series of storms flooded a set of newly renovated buildings owned by developer Bob Bonsetta.
The government claims the problem is caused by a recent series of 300 alleged terrorist attacks on Egypt's energy infrastructure.
A recent series of seminal studies14,15,16,17 extended these bivariate approaches by using mediation analysis18.
A recent series of personal issues has made navigating her already complex life more difficult, close associates said.
Ban's comments triggered the latest in a recent series of diplomatic spats between Netanyahu and various foreign leaders and organisations.
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