"a string of abuse" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sustained and continuous verbal attack from one person against another. For example, "The man shouted a string of abuse at the woman until she ran away in tears."
Apart from a string of abuse, their statements have been contradictory and inconsistent".
The inquest, held yesterday at Loughborough Town Hall, heard that Ms Pilkington and her two children had been targeted by a gang of 16 youths that carried out a string of abuse to their home in Bardon Road, Barwell.
It was only last year that Indonesia lifted a ban on women going to Malaysia as domestic workers that had been imposed in 2009 after a string of abuse cases.
Serco has operated the Yarl's Wood immigration removal centre in the UK since 2007 and endured a string of abuse allegations, including that members of staff sexually assaulted female detainees.
The furor follows a string of abuse cases and the acquittal in December of an adoptive father in the death of a Washington-area toddler, above, born Dmitri Yakovlev.
Express owner Richard Desmond today launched an extraordinary tirade against Telegraph bosses at a meeting of their joint venture print works, hurling a string of abuse and goosestepping around a boardroom in mockery of a German newspaper group's bid for the paper.
And investigations by legislative committees and others in recent years revealed a string of abuses.
He may well go to jail for what Georgia's current leaders say are a string of abuses committed under his watch.
It catalogues a string of abuses and serious breaches of regulations by what the GLA has described as "the worst UK gangmaster ever".
The big six suppliers have been repeatedly fined this year by the regulator for a string of abuses, mainly over treatment of residential customers.
But the weight of evidence presented to Leveson graphically illustrated that the self-regulatory regime had not sufficiently changed tabloid newsroom culture to prevent a string of abuses.
