The phrase "a string of casual" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and does not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
Example: "He made a string of casual remarks during the meeting."
Alternatives: "a series of casual" or "a chain of casual".
It is much harder to discover a thief among a string of casuals and agency workers who move from job to job, from office to office.
A backslapping good old boy who owns a string of lucrative "casual gourmet" restaurants, he's also a world-class golf hustler, a rapacious competitor and one of the most feared and loathed men in Las Vegas.
He finally got into Rada after a string of other casual jobs: "Burned my forearms cleaning ovens in a Greek restaurant, concierge in a hotel, guide on Granada studios tour … I've done so many jobs before and after uni it's not funny" In 2012, he married Amy Nuttall, best known for playing man-eater Chloe Atkinson in Emmerdale and housemaid Ethel Parks in Downton Abbey.
In 2004 Bob Evans Farms acquired a string of Mimi's Café casual eateries.
Though Perry's not looking to be a Pick Up Artist or have a string of one night stands, he does want to try casual dating for the first time in his life.
Chipotle founder Steve Ells is stepping down as CEO of the Mexican fast casual chain amid continued fallout from a string of food safety issues that have rocked sales and damaged its reputation.
They are the latest casualties of a shake-out in the casual dining market which has resulted in closures at a string of chains including Jamie's Italian, Byron, Gaucho and Carluccio's.
Hull began in such casual mood Arsenal could have been in charge early on as they created a string of chances.
Many of the headlines focussed on a string of e-mails between the Sony Pictures Entertainment co-chairman Amy Pascal and the producer Scott Rudin, which contained the shocking revelation that Hollywood may be a place of casual cruelty and epic pettiness.
