The phrase "a series of shadow" is not correct in English.
It should be "a series of shadows." You can use it when describing multiple shadowy forms or images that appear in succession.
Example: "As the sun set, a series of shadows danced across the ground, creating an eerie atmosphere."
Alternatives: "a sequence of shadows" or "a collection of shadows."
The film shows a series of shadow puppets — Walker cutouts.
The release is only the most recent in a series of Shadow Broker dumps of information.
The stress intensity factors (SIFs) versus time is determined by a series of shadow spot patterns combined with viscoelastic parameters evaluated by creep tests.
Big hitters including Ed Miliband and Tory transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin have visited the constituency, with Labour sending a series of shadow ministers to drum up support.
The so-called moderates have mostly left the convention, forming a series of shadow organizations, each of which emerges with a larger letterhead and smaller numbers.
In the first place he held individual meetings with a series of shadow cabinet ministers, whose questionable expenses had been plastered over the front of Monday's Daily Telegraph.
From the deck after a rainstorm early one evening, Lower Manhattan could be seen emerging from the mist like a series of shadows.
Jeremy Corbyn will attempt to confront the crisis facing his leadership on Monday morning as he enters emergency talks with the deputy Labour leader, Tom Watson, amid a series of further shadow cabinet walkouts and a likely vote of no confidence from his MPs.
Before he could make such a declaration, however, he had a series of literary shadows to step out of.
A third work, "Heart Shadows," a pair of mirrors programmed to interact, adds to the elegiac effects by throwing on nearby walls a series of ovoid shadows that swell and diminish in heartlike rhythms.
Entrepreneurial capital can then be conceptualized as the present value of an infinite series of shadow options.
