The phrase "a string of corporate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a series or sequence of corporate entities, actions, or characteristics.
Example: "The report highlighted a string of corporate scandals that shook investor confidence."
Alternatives: "a series of corporate" or "a chain of corporate".
Still, even a string of corporate defaults will not put the company at risk.
Sports Direct's battle with Rangers is the latest in a string of corporate bust-ups for Ashley.
Similarly, the stock market meltdown and a string of corporate scandals propelled legislation to ensure more corporate accountability.
Buckles's departure follows a string of corporate mishaps, including G4S's £5.2bn bid for Danish cleaning company ISS, which it was forced to abandon after opposition from shareholders.
James, the youngest son of Rupert Murdoch and once the heir apparent at the $50 billion media company, has over the last several months resigned from a string of corporate boards, both with ties to the British papers and unrelated.
But it is also true that this is only the latest of a string of corporate scandals involving appalling audit failures, from Maxwell and Polly Peck in Britain, through Metallgesellschaft in Germany, to Cendant, Sunbeam and Waste Management in America.
Together they have amassed a string of corporate-monopoly friendly, harmful consumer regulations that have passed or are percolating.
The Pension Protection Act of 2006 was enacted in response to a string of big corporate bankruptcies and pension failures at the beginning of this decade.
The market's earlier gain was the first sign of life after a weeklong decline caused by a string of discouraging corporate earning reports.
Icahn gained infamy in the 1980s for a string of hostile corporate takeovers during which he feasted on company shares and ignited boardroom fights so aggressively that some executives resorted to "greenmail," paying him to go away.
The news that the government will not buy soured mortgage assets, along with a string of poor corporate earnings, disheartened investors on Wednesday, sending the markets down for a third straight day this week.
