The phrase "a string of actions against" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of actions taken in opposition to something or someone.
Example: "The organization launched a string of actions against the proposed legislation to protect the environment."
Alternatives: "a series of actions against" or "a sequence of actions against".
Faida also claims the Play Store ban is the third in a "string of actions" Google has taken against AdBlock — indicating that Google has been hunting for ways to squeeze ad blocking apps out of its marketplace since late last year.
Faida also claims the Play Store ban is the third in a "string of actions" Google has taken against AdBlock — indicating that Google has been hunting for ways to squeeze ad blocking apps out of its marketplace since late last year.
MEPs are pushing for a string of actions to finally close the gender gap.
British-born Scott, brother of Alien director Ridley, shot to fame in the 1980s with a string of action films.
The brother of Alien director Ridley, he shot to fame in the 1980s with a string of action films.
McKillen launched a string of court actions against the brothers that have cost him millions of pounds in legal fees.
In recent years, there have been a string of indigenous actions against oil pipelines in the US and Canada, but this one is already attracting especially broad support.
It is the latest in a string of trade actions against China taken by the Obama administration, and the second announced by the president on the eve of a campaign visit to Ohio, where the auto parts industry employs 52,400 people.
Chalk up a sharp political point in support for privacy legislation with actual teeth: In today's testimony in front of the House Energy & Commerce committee, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg was asked about the outcomes of a string of legal actions against the company — most of which he claimed not to be aware of.
It also marks the first in a string of similar actions likely to be filed by state and federal officials against other financial firms that dealt heavily in mortgage-backed securities.
