The phrase "a string of alarming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of concerning or troubling events, situations, or pieces of information.
Example: "The report revealed a string of alarming incidents that raised serious safety concerns."
Alternatives: "a series of troubling" or "a chain of concerning".
And if there is no scope for criticism through the normal, peaceable channels, the risk will grow of more violent forms of dissent.This jailing is the latest of a string of alarming moves by Malaysia's powers-that-be.
Osman Baydemir, a young lawyer who runs its Diyarbakir branch, lists a string of alarming incidents.What has prompted this apparently harsher behaviour by the security forces towards the Kurds?
Her diagnosis set off a string of alarms across Madrid, with health authorities monitoring more than 80 people who had been in contact with the nurse prior to her diagnosis.
An alarm system installed in summer 2001 caused a string of false alarms last fall that continued through finals week.
China's ports, referred to as "a string of pearls," have alarmed India and unnerved the United States.
He added: "When you find [recorders] there is a sense of satisfaction, but it is also a very sombre moment … It brings the end that the families and loved ones of passengers have been praying and hoping would not come". Earlier in the day Xinhua announced that Chinese planes had photographed white floating objects in the search zone – but there have already been a string of similar false alarms.
Much has changed since Brachfeld, who came out of the Secret Service internal affairs, took the job a decade ago and was alarmed by a string of brazen thefts, some by trusted archives staff.
No 10 is alarmed by a string of A&E and maternity units set for closure: with William Hague, Paul Burstow and Iain Duncan Smith demonstrating to save local hospitals, what chance of persuading the public that some re-configuring is essential?
Last year, a string of 10 driver killings spread alarm among the city's 41,000 livery-cab drivers.
It allows you to compare how your fund stacks up against relevant benchmarks, with underperforming funds rated by the number of alarms: i.e., a fund with a string of three poor quarters would be a "three alarm fund".
After a string of recent attacks by the guerrillas, alarm has grown around the world that the Khmer Rouge might return to power.
