The phrase "a single string of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a continuous sequence or line of something, often in contexts related to data, text, or physical objects.
Example: "The data was presented as a single string of characters, making it difficult to analyze."
Alternatives: "a continuous line of" or "a solitary sequence of".
The battery consists of a single string of 324 cells configured six cells per module.
EIGHT years ago Emily Remler was picking out rock tunes on a single string of a guitar.
Our starting point was treating each whole genome sequence as a book consisting of a single string of alphabets for each chromosome without spaces between words.
This work shrinks array reconfiguration from two-dimensional arrays of PV cells to a single string of PV cells, which are particularly relevant to portable systems.
The companies are taking very different paths to 64-bit technology, which refers to the number of binary digits, or bits, that a processor can handle in a single string of ones and zeros.
A monolithic black box decorated with no more fanfare than a single string of white fairy lights, this building from the outside resembles a very chic, minimalist marquee for a private party.
Intonation tuning is tuning the notes of the fret notes of a single string to the chromatic musical scale by adjusting the string lengths at the bridge.
The quartet won a $45,000 grant, over three years; the first year's $15,000 award was designated the Guarneri String Quartet Residency — a prize given annually to a single string quartet "of the highest artistic quality," said Margaret M. Lioi, the chief executive of Chamber Music America.
Let SA𝒯[ i]= j, k) then Like the BWT of a single string, B𝒯 is a permutation of the symbols in 𝒯; therefore, the definitions of the auxiliary data structures for the FM-index, C𝒯(a) and Occ𝒯 a, i), do not change.
Now users will be able to add as many emoji to their snaps as they want and place them individually, rather than having to add them as a rigid single string of text.
Monochord, also spelled manichord, musical instrument consisting of a single string stretched over a calibrated sound box and having a movable bridge.
