The phrase "a series of frames" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple individual frames, such as in photography, film, or animation, to describe a sequence or collection of images.
Example: "The animation was created using a series of frames that were meticulously drawn by hand."
Alternatives: "a sequence of frames" or "a collection of frames".
The figure above shows the results as a series of frames.
Subsequently, the particles are tracked through a series of frames using a commerical image analysis software package.
First, a series of frames, referred as mask frames, are taken to represent the body anatomy in static form.
She is a mute, whirling, doll-like dancer endlessly caught within a series of frames and black-and-white projections from which there is no escape.
Drawing upon the design of spillway construction for water passage control, the hatchery is composed of a series of frames simultaneously inhabitable to visitors and aquacultural life alike.
Nothing is visible at this position on a series of frames, taken with the same setup on 32 nights during Feb. - Oct 2017.
This methodology, which is referred to as collapse capacity spectrum methodology, is examined for a series of frame structures covering a wide range of structural parameters.
In this paper, a series of frame-filling structural nanoporous carbons were prepared using an amphiphilic mixture of graphite oxide and a coal tar pitch-based carbonaceous material as precursor ensuring a high carbon yield.
Because this method was primarily designed to produce and analyze a series of frame-shift mutants along the protein's length, we termed this strategy Regional Frame-Shift Mutagenesis (RFM).
Video compression works on the assumption that there isn't much movement between a series of video frames, hence keeping every frame isn't necessary.
In 2015, he decided to do a series of stop-frame stop frame animations around Europe and the world.
