The phrase "a string of disastrous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of unfortunate events or failures that are connected in some way.
Example: "The team faced a string of disastrous decisions that ultimately led to the project's failure."
Alternatives: "a series of unfortunate" or "a chain of catastrophic".
"I had a string of disastrous dates," she said, laughing.
That failure led to a string of disastrous interventions, from Cuba to Vietnam.
After a string of disastrous elections, the question was not whether Mr Schröder would go, but when.
Hayley was to be the first in a string of disastrous blind dates he had organised after posting a lonely hearts ad.
In 2005, Guus Hiddink took over from Frank Farina after the now-Sydney FC coach was sacked following a string of disastrous results at the Confederations Cup.
10 P.M. (ABC) PRIVATE PRACTICE Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) goes on a string of disastrous blind dates before teaming with James Matt Longg) on a medical procedure — which leads to dinner.
A string of gaffes, disastrous polls and bitter divisions within his conservative Liberal Party sparked a motion last month to open his leadership to a party ballot.
The back-stabbing bonhomie among bureaucrats, marketing types and over-sensitive creative artistes as they struggle to overcome a string of near-disastrous organizational setbacks has a ring of truth, though it is no doubt a million miles from reality.
CEO Kallasvuo, is the only senior manager left at Nokia who can remember Nokias string of disastrous acquisitions in the late 1980s.
The recent string of disastrous weather events like Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, Irene and Sandy also suggest the health care system will continue to be tested, Benjamin said.
Yes, Chloe (Mary Lynn Rajskub) is married and Jack Kiefer Sutherlandnd) has had his string of disastrous love affairs, but it was Chloe who saved him from all his enemies, including, in the second-to-the-last hour of the series, himself.
