The phrase "a string of improved" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a series of enhancements or upgrades, but additional information is needed for clarity.
Example: "The project showcased a string of improved features that enhanced user experience."
Alternatives: "a series of enhancements" or "a sequence of upgrades."
WASHINGTON — Drawing on a string of improved economic data, advisers to President Obama have updated their forecasts in recent days and now project that the economy will create two million jobs this year if stimulus measures are extended, which could reduce the unemployment rate to about 8 percent by year's end.
Jackie Calmes reports that advisers to President Obama, drawing on a string of improved economic data, have updated their forecasts in recent days and now project that the economy will create two million jobs this year, reducing the unemployment rate to about 8 percent by year's end.
After a string of improving devices, Android took a step back with the EVO 4G.
The result has been a string of ever improving game consoles that easily hook up to television sets.
The September data just released continue a half-year-long string of improving ISMs, and, along with other leading or coincident economic and industry data, show clear-cut recovery.
Other recommendations include consistent political leadership and a string of measures to improve safety, such as improvements to lorries, which are involved in a disproportionate number of cyclist deaths, and a sizeable element of cyclist safety in the driving test.
The discovery set off a string of experiments to improve the process.
The incident highlighted the plight of millions of low-paid workers making clothes around the world and kicked off a string of efforts to improve conditions in Bangladesh.
"The announcement is the latest in a string of efforts to improve the federal government's response to the growing opioid crisis, which also includes legislation on Capitol Hill that aims to ensure treatment is evidence-based and, separately, to ensure more federal programs will pay for methadone treatment," Stat's Lev Facher reports about the new announcement.
"Four years ago, Saudi Arabian diplomats came to Geneva and accepted a string of recommendations to improve human rights in the country.
Republican leaders, who labeled Democrats obstructionists, celebrated the addition of prescription drug coverage to the Medicare insurance program as just the latest in a string of accomplishments that could improve their appeal with a range of voters.
