The phrase "a series of transcripts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple written records or documents that have been transcribed from spoken language or other sources.
Example: "The researcher analyzed a series of transcripts from the interviews conducted over the past year."
Alternatives: "a collection of transcripts" or "multiple transcripts".
The second half of the novel is a series of transcripts from the trial.
The heart of his accusation is a series of transcripts of recorded telephone conversations, many of which involve two Argentine activists, Luis D'Elía and Fernando Esteche.
"Psychological Nudity" is essentially a series of transcripts of his broadcasts, but this book is more scattershot than its predecessors, more anarchic.
This needs stating, because when one of his finest works, How Late It Was, How Late won the Booker Prize in 1994, the diarist Alan Clark's comment that it read "like a series of transcripts taken from a running tape... of a maundering old drunkard" was the sort of celebrity piffle which narrowed the reach of this great writer south of the border - if nowhere else.
The experiment was part of a larger experiment consisting of a series of transcripts spiked-in at known concentrations and arrayed in a Latin Square format.
Interestingly, we also detected a series of transcripts commonly overexpressed in the DCIS samples: polycyctic kidney disease 1-like (PKD1-like), START domain containing 10 (STARD10), EPS8-like2 (EPS8L2), and KIAA0545 protein (Fig. 1d).
The affair took a new turn after Strauss-Kahn's name came up in statements made to investigators, according to a series of leaked transcripts published in the French media in recent weeks.
A series of leaked transcripts of wiretapped conversations appeared to show Italy's prime minister boasting about his sexual prowess and saying that he governed the country in his "spare time".
In 1835 (and then again in 1842) one of Hegel's students, Heinrich Gustav Hotho, published an edition of Hegel's lectures on aesthetics based on a manuscript of Hegel's (now lost) and a series of lecture transcripts.
In the mouse, it has been suggested that there is a long maternal allele-specific transcript originating from MEG3/Gtl2 gene through the microRNA containing gene (Mirg) [39] or there may be a series of overlapping transcripts [44].
In order to determine the minimum length of the RNA duplex required for Rnt1p cleavage, we generated a series of RNA transcripts with a fixed tetraloop sequence but with different single and double-stranded RNA lengths (Figure 1A).
