The phrase "a regular string of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous or consistent sequence of something, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The speaker delivered a regular string of jokes that kept the audience laughing throughout the event."
Alternatives: "a continuous series of" or "a consistent flow of".
But if that case was an extreme example of medical neglect, there have been a regular string of problems at prisons large and small.
The stampede, which occurred during the peak of the annual hajj pilgrimage, is just the latest in a regular string of such events at the site — but it's the deadliest one in 25 years.
While the government led by Syrian President Bashar al Assad hasn't been in a particular state of conflict with Turkey over the last few years, there has been a regular string of border skirmishes, punctuated with the occasional downing of a jet or helicopter.
The band started as a regular string quartet, before adding electronic beats over their classical strains.
Then draw it straight down like a regular string that you are probably familiar with.
Do recordings of regular string quartets become electronic music when a D.J. fuses them in a turntable collage?
In this paper, we present the design, implementation and evaluation of a regular expression string matching processing unit (SMPU).
Since the mid-1990s high point of his career revival - Mr Holland's Opus, and a voice in the animated movie of the Roald Dahl novel, James and the Giant Peach - he has found regular employment in a string of American TV movies.
During the low-budget, hidden-value "Moneyball" era of General Manager Billy Beane, the A's have treated their loyal following to a string of surprising regular-season successes.
First step is to push three regular strings and one "Shamas" string through a corner of the garment.
With Northern Ireland missing a string of regulars for the trip to South America, McCullough was one of a number of inexperienced youngsters drafted into the panel.
