The phrase "a string of conservative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series or group of conservative individuals, ideas, or actions.
Example: "The committee was composed of a string of conservative members who opposed the proposed changes."
Alternatives: "a series of conservatives" or "a group of conservative individuals".
The institutional defendant is the University of Michigan, but the case is the culmination of a string of conservative anti-affirmative-action activities that began in 1995 with something called the California Civil Rights Initiative, which used King as its patron saint until it became clear that King had actually been a supporter of affirmative action.
A string of conservative government ministers have been outspoken climate change sceptics, too.
Research by the Guardian has found a string of Conservative donors granted peerages under Cameron have poor speaking and attendance records in the House of Lords.
With hundreds of seats expected to change hands when voters choose councillors in 279 authorities in every region of England except London, Cameron fielded questions from a string of Conservatives praising their local Tory-run councils while decrying decisions taken by neighbouring Labour-run local authorities.
But Jon Huntsman, another moderate, might hurt Mr Romney a bit.Although the evangelical bastion of South Carolina will be the third state to vote, on January 21st, a string of less conservative spots follows, including Florida, Nevada (where many voters share Mr Romney's Mormon faith) and Michigan (where Mr Romney was born and his father was governor).
PAGE A17 G.O.P. LAWMAKERS RECAST PITCH Following a string of election defeats, conservative Republicans in the House are trying to get off the defensive by issuing a seven-point plan intended to present a fresh message to voters.
Labour suffered a humiliating defeat in Scotland, losing a succession of senior figures booted out by a resurgent SNP and also lost a string of seats to Conservatives.
And major book publishers say the growth of the mass merchandisers has helped produce a string of best sellers by conservative authors like Bernard Goldberg, Ann Coulter, Michael Savage and Bill O'Reilly.
Osborne did not name any of the charities that had antagonised him, but his remarks are the latest in a string of comments by senior Conservatives suggesting they believe charities have got too political and leftwing.
Attendees are dressed up, after a fashion: a hat that looks like a hop cone, an inexplicable cow costume or, for the conservative, a string of pretzels round the neck.
These are not happy times.Battered by grim economic news and a string of government U-turns, the Conservatives are some ten points behind Labour in the polls.
