The phrase "a string of jokes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series or collection of jokes that are related or presented together.
Example: "During the comedy show, the performer delivered a string of jokes that had the audience laughing non-stop."
Alternatives: "a series of jokes" or "a collection of jokes".
In 2011 viewers of a Top Gear India Christmas special complained about Clarkson making a string of jokes about Indian food, clothes, toilets, trains and the country's history.
His wife, Heidi, was asked by Yahoo News to comment on a string of jokes at this weekend's White House correspondents dinner, made at her husband's expense.
The commercial became an instant hit online and inspired a string of jokes on Twitter, where players who appeared to be old or injured were compared to Uncle Drew.
February 2011: The Mexican ambassador to the UK complains of "outrageous, vulgar and inexcusable insults" to his country after Clarkson and his colleagues made a string of jokes about Mexico's national character.
Finally, Bobby Ramsen, in white pants, white shirt and white shoes -- in short, a Full Miami -- appeared, and told a string of jokes that were so corny and so hilarious that I was crying from laughing so hard.
During his monologue on Saturday night's finale for Saturday Night Live's 40th anniversary season, Louis CK produced a string of jokes about growing up in the 70s that encompassed racism, the Middle East and paedophilia, three topics you don't see in your average set at the Chuckle Hut.
Claude Harmon, the 1948 champion, would always call on Snead to close the dinner with a string of bawdy jokes.
However, the site's users have been responsible for a string of internet jokes, memes and hoaxes.
Fey and Poehler led the Globes for the third and final time on Sunday night, making a string of controversial jokes as promised.
Philips is currently on the case of Daniele Luttazzi, who used a string of plagiarised jokes as the basis for a successful career in Italy.
And it's not a far-fetched scenario: last month, a teenager went on Facebook and posted a string of tasteless jokes about a recent child murder.
