The phrase "a string of clinics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series or sequence of clinics, often implying that they are related or part of a larger network.
Example: "The health department has established a string of clinics across the city to provide better access to healthcare services."
Alternatives: "a series of clinics" or "a network of clinics".
This January, BAAM, which operates a string of clinics across the UK, received an unprecedented number of bookings for its courses, despite January traditionally being its quietest month.
The dominant cartel in the southwestern state of Michoacán, known as La Familia, which I wrote about in May, ran a string of clinics from which it recruited soldiers.
Former State Senator Pedro Espada is facing trial on charges of misappropriating money from a string of clinics he runs in the Bronx.
Around the country this summer, at least half a dozen hospitals have closed obstetric wards, others have curtailed trauma services, and a string of rural clinics have been temporarily shuttered as a result of soaring costs for medical malpractice insurance.
The first-ever national dementia strategy, intended to transform the care of the rising number of sufferers and their families, was launched by the government yesterday with funding of £150m and the promise of a string of memory clinics and advisors across the country.
10 NATIONAL 16-23 MalpractInsuranceance Forcing Cuts at Hospitals At least six hospitals around the country have closed obstetric wards, others have curtailed trauma services, and a string of rural clinics have been temporarily shuttered as a result of soaring costs for medical malpractice insurance.
He specialized in asthma and allergies, and went on to open a successful string of clinics around New Jersey, which is plagued by environmental pollution.
Cedeño also ran a string of drug-rehabilitation clinics called Gratitude.
Lou Reed cannot launder the profits from dope-dealing into a string of gender reassignment clinics.
Baseball's frustrations with those authorities were similar to ones they had in 2007 when prosecutors in Albany investigated a string of anti-aging clinics.
The more specific Sins of Rahm, in the eyes of his opponent, include his shutting down of 50 of Chicago's cash-strapped schools, most of them in minority neighbourhoods, and a string of mental health clinics; the introduction of a myriad of red-light traffic cameras that generate fines disproportionately levied on poorer drivers; and his failure to end Chicago's cycle of shootings and violence.
