The phrase "a series of incremental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process or approach that involves gradual or step-by-step changes or improvements.
Example: "The project will be completed through a series of incremental updates to ensure quality and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a sequence of gradual" or "a progression of incremental".
The smoothly changing matrix stretch pattern is approximated using finite elasticity theory as a series of incremental stretches applied over small time increments (Δt = 0.01 s).
One way is to generate a series of incremental lengths and then overlap them.
In the intervening years, C-Kermit has gone through a series of incremental changes, adding capability after capability.
In the language of laughter, it has tended to respond with discreet giggles: a series of incremental changes.
Over the last year, the government has taken a series of incremental steps to tighten growth and curb inflation.
These trends suggest that the influence of sampling density on survey design comes with a series of incremental challenges.
A primary assumption of the evolutionary model behind neo-Darwinism is that development can be traced back through a series of subtly incremental changes.
And through a series of small, incremental changes, various pieces of men's attire that had evolved to meet specific needs converged to form a single uniform.
So over the next four years, legislators should work on a series of realistic, incremental laws that would rebuild the habits of compromise, competence and trust.
A series of small, incremental failings on the part of the cardinal gradually assumes the aspect of a grave moral lapse, while circumstances conspired to give mere arrogance and ignorance the destructive power of greater evils.
For a wealthy individual who makes a huge killing selling stock or a businesses, his or her income does not spike in the year of the sale, but emerges instead as a series of yearly incremental gains.
