The phrase "a string of damning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of statements or evidence that are highly critical or condemnatory in nature.
Example: "The report contained a string of damning accusations against the organization, leading to widespread outrage."
Alternatives: "a series of incriminating" or "a chain of condemning".
The testimony from former U.S. attorney Bud Cummins of Little Rock was one of a string of damning accounts to emerge from the firings of eight federal prosecutors.
She listed a string of damning controversies faced by forces across the country, including the findings of the Hillsborough independent panel and the Plebgate row.
The romantic comedy, which sees defence contractor Bradley Cooper fall for pilot Emma Stone, received a string of damning reviews in the US on its release on 29 May.
Here is a string of damning adjectives from the TLS a couple of years ago: "vain, self-pitying, obsessive, narcissistic, snobbish, whining, arrogant, childish, demanding, lachrymose and neurotic, as well as being given to tantrums and panics".
19 November 2009: In the sixth of a string of damning rulings, the high court rejects claims by Miliband that releasing evidence of the CIA's inhuman and unlawful treatment of Mohamed would harm Britain's relations with the US by giving away intelligence secrets.
When a string of damning but detailed and accurate OIG reports were published by the OIG under Parsons, however, the Global Fund's boosters took to the airwaves to flack their integrity.
Earlier we heard that the former CBA chair David Turner was asked to give back 40% of his pay from the final year on the board after a string of scandals and a damning Apra report.
When a right-wing friend reproached Mr. Bush for supposedly having said "God damn," Mr. Bush erupted in a string of expletives.
Theranos has taken a pretty damning hit in a string of bad news reports over the past year but it looks like the one drop blood analysis company is trying to turn things around.
Pressure on hospitals has led to a string of chief executive resignations in recent months, often in the wake of damning CQC reports.
Commissioned in response to a string of laboratory scandals and miscarriages of justice, its conclusions were damning.
