The phrase "a string of good" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a series of positive events or qualities, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "After a string of good performances, the team finally secured a championship title."
Alternatives: "a series of good" or "a sequence of good".
But a string of good works may not hurt.
Before the tournament, the Hoosiers did not play consistently well, did not put together a string of good games.
Analysts and traders said it would take a string of good earnings reports to restore confidence in technology shares.
Toward the end of the Rehnquist Court, Stevens had a string of good years, as O'Connor became a frequent ally, especially on issues relating to Guantánamo.
Ms. Palin has had a string of good luck endorsing Tea Party-tinged candidates in this election cycle, most recently boosting Ted Cruz in the Texas primary.
For the past few months there has been an evident drift into complacency, a belief that a string of good jobs numbers will validate the happy talk.
We have a lot of really good players, so if we can just get a string of really good results and get our confidence going I think that we'll have a great chance of getting promoted".
Bardstown Road, in the most vibrant section of Louisville southeast of downtown, sports a string of very good bars and restaurants, as well as some antiques shops.
"We caught good weather early on and were able to get outside and put together a string of really good practices".
"After a string of exceptionally good sales years, the market is evidently saturated".
Universal had an exceptional year, with a string of surprisingly good domestic results for Pitch Perfect 2 ($183m to date), Minions ($334m) and Straight Outta Compton ($160m), each of which topped the US box office in their opening weekends.
