The phrase "a string of influential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of people or things that have a significant impact or influence in a particular context.
Example: "The conference featured a string of influential speakers who shared their insights on climate change."
Alternatives: "a series of influential" or "a chain of influential".
Over the weekend, a string of influential energy industry figures told the Guardian that they had become disillusioned with coalition claims to be the "greenest government ever".
They have succeeded with a string of influential corporations setting up offices and headquarters in places such as Rosslyn and Tysons, many of them lured by generous tax incentives.
A lifelong academic, with a string of influential critical books on women's writing and important studies of both Doris Lessing (1983) and Angela Carter (1994), she brought to her book reviewing a writer's sensibility and a perceptive generosity that made an important and lasting contribution to the tone of our books pages.
It has been led by a string of influential pastors, like Adam Clayton Powell Sr.; his son, Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and Mr. Buttss, 58, who has held the post since 1989 and whose political endorsements are a sought-after commodity.
Along with a string of influential books, including the unorthodox, best-selling biography, "Will in the World: How Shakespeare Became Shakespeare," his standing helped win him the $1.5 million Mellon Foundation grant he used in part to finance the "Cardenio" project.
As a singer, trumpeter and entertainer, he fronted his own big band throughout the 1930s and well into the 1940s, making a string of influential discs that featured his high, powerful trumpeting and his gravelly singing.
Along with a string of endorsements from influential evangelicals and others — state officials, pastors and a prominent radio host in Sioux City — it is these moments, shared with thousands of rural voters in intimate settings over the last several months, that explain why some Iowa polls now show him gaining ground.
Nonetheless he released a string of enduring and influential albums and, during the 1990s, enjoyed a creative rebirth in the UK when his supple, soulful music was feted by the acid-jazz movement and he collaborated with Beth Orton and Massive Attack.
She has held a string of health roles at influential charities and think tanks – working as director of the Ambulance Services Network and the Maternity Alliance charity before going on to work as a researcher for the influential King's Fund and a health and associate director of health and social care at the IPPR.
The list of signers includes a string of Republican officials and influential thinkers — 75 as of Monday evening — who are not ordinarily associated with gay rights advocacy, including some who are speaking out for the first time and others who have changed their previous positions.
He's released a string of singles on various influential labels, and crafted disco updates of tracks from The Doors, Giorgio Moroder, Kraftwerk and others.
