The phrase "a string of indictments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of formal accusations or charges against someone, often in a legal context.
Example: "The politician faced a string of indictments that raised serious questions about his integrity and fitness for office."
Alternatives: "a series of charges" or "a wave of accusations".
The Kentucky Supreme Court invalidated a string of indictments charging members of Gov. Ernie Fletcher's administration with rewarding political supporters with state jobs, leaving only the misdemeanor counts against the governor himself.
The guilty plea by the Dutch avionics company late last month was just the latest in a string of indictments against several hundred such defendants since 2007, when the Bush administration significantly increased efforts to enforce the United States' own trade restrictions with nations like Iran.
"Cuomo's time in office has been defined by a string of indictments for corruption, his failure to fix the New York City subway, and his support for a backroom deal which handed Republicans control of the state Senate, resulting in the failure of numerous pieces of progressive legislation," the press release stated.
Law enforcement officials say the surveillance program has provided vital evidence to support a string of arrests and indictments around the country since late summer -- in western New York, in Detroit, in Seattle and, on Friday, in Portland, Ore.
This led the state's making a string of arrests and indictments against political leaders, including the governor, mayor of Indianapolis, the attorney general, and many others.
The company is facing a string of legal problems, including the indictment in April of five former Blackwater officials on weapons and obstruction charges, and civil suits stemming from the 2007 shootings in Iraq.
But the seemingly unending string of indictments of Senate Democrats is making it more difficult for the party to win control of the legislative chamber, which it does not lead despite having a numerical majority.
But world organisations have been frustrated by a string of failed plans and a lack of criminal indictments.
That is but the latest in a string of scandals surrounding the offices, which have produced a number of indictments in recent years on charges includingbribery and embezzlement.
Despite a string of embarrassing misconduct cases, criminal prosecutions and a major corruption indictment handed up last week against Representative Rick Renzi, Republican of Arizona, some senior lawmakers said they remained reluctant to hand over the power to police the House.
