The phrase "a string of difficulties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of challenges or problems that someone is facing.
Example: "After experiencing a string of difficulties in her personal life, she decided to seek professional help."
Alternatives: "a series of challenges" or "a chain of obstacles".
Indiscipline, heightened by personal rivalries, created a string of difficulties for the party and its leader.
"The penalty is the latest in a string of difficulties that have sometimes hampered Etisalat's efforts to move outside its own tough home market," Ms. Hamdan writes.
The penalty is the latest in a string of difficulties that have sometimes hampered Etisalat's efforts to move outside its own tough home market.
The cold snap is just the latest in a string of difficulties for Parsons and Gov. Christine Todd Whitman in starting the new, more stringent testing, which is mandated by federal regulators to reduce emissions under the Federal Clean Air Act.
The reshuffle follows a string of difficulties BP has faced in the United States, including allegations of propane price manipulation, and the worst American industrial accident in more than 10 years at the company's Texas City complex.
A string of mishaps included difficulty lighting the flame after a lengthy ceremony, and a brass band that played out of tune.
After that, the film showcases a string of experts ruminating on the difficulties posed by a non-human species landed in the front yard.
Like Seinfeld there's no "hugging and learning", instead they're always there for each other, making the best out of their constant string of difficulties.
With nearly two years of well-publicized debt difficulties and a string of rating downgrades in the process, this credit event can hardly be called a surprise.
And he seemed to have solved his personal difficulties with a string of ad personam laws that secured his legal position and protected his business empire.Yet ten weeks after the swearing-in of Mr Berlusconi's new government, the political agenda is dominated more than ever by his personal and corporate interests.
Eileen Rock, who has a string of other illnesses, has now developed further speech difficulties and lost her ability to walk.
