The phrase "a string of community" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing a series of connected communities or a collective experience among them, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The festival brought together a string of community events that celebrated local culture and heritage."
Alternatives: "a network of communities" or "a series of communities".
The CSX track, which for decades has also been used by Amtrak, already connects a string of communities north and south of Orlando.
MEXICO CITY — An outbreak of violence in rural southwestern Mexico has led civilians in a string of communities to take up arms and police their own communities, shining a light on the lack of state security as a new administration prepares to take on the country's violence.
Leucadia is but one jewel in a string of communities along a 20-mile stretch of historic Highway 101 in northern San Diego County North Countyy to locals), where life feels a bit more relaxed and where, with the right combination of sun and surf, the fabled California dream feels almost within reach.
The Tampa market also includes a string of retirement communities scattered up and down the Gulf Coast, especially in Citrus County and Pasco County.
In five days The Economist met only one black resident and no Latinos in a string of planned communities across the west and the south-west.
The last predominately Republican area of the state is southwest Florida, where a string of retirement communities stretch along the coast, giving the G.O.P. a solid base of reliable voters.
And for its first 50 miles or so, from Los Angeles to San Bernardino, it is a modern-day Chinatown, a string of multiethnic communities that all have a large, dynamic Chinese population.
Arviat is the furthest south of a string of isolated communities - mainly Inuit towns - running up the Hudson Bay and along the Arctic Ocean shores.
Helicopter footage released by Colombia's military showed streams of hardening earth and debris that swept into a string of canyon communities in northwest Colombia, leaving at least 62 people dead.
Patients had to undergo repeat visits to A&E, repeat crisis admissions to hospital, and had to repeat their stories to a string of frontline primary, community, acute and social care staff.
