The phrase "a string of curses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of profanities or insults, often expressed in a frustrated or angry manner.
Example: "After losing the game, he let out a string of curses that could be heard from across the field."
Alternatives: "a barrage of insults" or "a series of expletives".
I let out a string of curses in Danish.
Our conversation consisted of a string of curses about Coach K and his features, with some debate over which breed of dinosaur Kyle Singler most resembles.
All we got was a string of curses.
I remember hearing a crashing sound from across the hall -- "Was that a painting hitting the wall?" I wondered -- followed by Lobdell's voice screaming out a string of curses.
"What sets apart the Christian market is an inspirational, uplifting message" — and the assurance that "I'm not going to open this book and find a string of curse words".
After Harden hit that game-winning shot against the Warriors, he falls down, and then, like a Russian Cossack dancer, he pushes himself up into a squat position and, even before he starts standing up, enunciates a string of curse words directed at Draymond Green that emanate from within the cave of his beard.
A man accused of unleashing a string of curse words after he tumbled out of his canoe last summer was convicted Friday of violating an 1897 ban on swearing in front of children.
A strongly said conversation is better than a string of curse words.
She admits, once, to being scared, and even allows herself a string of internal curses.
Heavyweight actors like Robert Duvall, Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman and William H. Macy have taken on this major role, which includes one of the most famous first lines in modern theater: a string of five curses about a woman named Ruthie who begrudged Teach a piece of toast.
For example, on Halloween you can set your DoorJamz to play a howling wolf, a cackling witch, or maybe an audio recording of you screaming "I DON'T HAVE CANDY" followed by a long string of curses whenever those trick or treaters come to call.
