The phrase "a string of details" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of specific pieces of information or facts that are connected or related to a particular subject.
Example: "The report included a string of details about the project's progress, including timelines, budgets, and team contributions."
Alternatives: "a series of details" or "a collection of details".
Many were quick to label Obama a hypocrite after a string of expose's detailing the National Security Agency's massive phone and Internet spying apparatus, "It is the very sort of thing against which Mr. Obama once railed," wrote The New York Times editorial board in an uncharacteristically scathing OpEd.
GTA 5 has proved to be perhaps the most hyped game of the year, with a string of leaks and released details from Rockstar fuelling anticipation for the title.
He has written a string of best sellers, many detailing his view of evolution as progressing toward greater complexity.
A plumber is accused of using Twitter and a string of websites to expose graphic details of his wife's affair with her multimillionaire boss at one of the world's largest financial companies.
He has spent most of his adult life behind bars, the legacy of a string of failures he relived in detail this week.
Likewise, a report by Human Rights Watch detailed a string of political assassinations and clashes between supporters of rival politicians, concluding that political violence "poses a serious threat to the legitimacy" of the polls.
But the risk is that all this will descend into a morass of semi-titillating detail: a string of revelations about who gave what to whom, and whether he or she then declared it to the Revenue.
On its own, the HeLa genome doesn't say anything specific about Lacks: it's a string of billions of letters that detail the genetic information that makes up a HeLa cell, which is useful for science.
It detailed a string of failures: that staff training on how to prevent radicalism and extremism was not completed; there were issues around safeguarding, declining academic standards, uninspiring teaching, low expectations and low attendance.
PARIS — In a highly critical report made public on Tuesday, police inspectors detailed a string of "objective failures" by French security and intelligence services regarding Mohammed Merah, the self-proclaimed jihadist who shot and killed seven people in southern France in March.
