The phrase "a series of background" is not correct as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to multiple elements or aspects of a background, but it needs clarification.
Example: "The project requires a series of background checks to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "a range of backgrounds" or "multiple backgrounds."
"People that are foster parents are pretty cut and dry — they have to go through a series of background checks".
So Mr. Shah applied to the company, a private contracting agency, and they ran a series of background and security checks.
The company offers a series of background checks, including social security number validation, address history, sex offender searches, and checks against terrorist watch lists and national crime databases.
Accompanying the constant broadcast is a series of background photographs, portraying sunrises from the geographical location of the station currently streaming an added bonus to feel globally connected.
When asked if the U.S. should take in refugees who have passed a series of background checks, interviews, and biometric screenings, a very large majority of 82% agreed that we should.
The current, exhaustive screening process requires asylum-seekers to undergo a series of background checks that normally take 18 to 24 months and involve running an applicant's fingerprints against multiple databases from the United Nations and at least five American agencies.
Write a series of normalized background images, named in "pleiades_nbkg_stk.lis".lis
The publication, titled Bretton Woods: Looking to the Future, combines a succinct nine-page policy statement with a series of valuable background papers written mainly by academics and former public officials on issues relating to the international monetary system and development assistance.
By evaluating the signal-to-noise ratios of observations of an AB = 13 mag point source at a series of sky background levels, our analysis indicates that the detection performance of LUT can be moderately degraded by the lunar exosphere emission in most cases.
This paper has been prepared as one in a series of specialist background papers for the Expert Consultation on Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing Organized by the Government of Australia in Cooperation with FAO, Sydney, Australia, 15-19 May 2000.
Using a series of mutant backgrounds to assess their genetic activities, the RNA interference clones displaying similar properties were clustered to establish potential regulatory relationships within the network.
