The phrase "a string of legislation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a series of laws or legal measures that are related or enacted together.
Example: "The government introduced a string of legislation aimed at improving environmental protection and sustainability."
Alternatives: "a series of laws" or "a set of regulations".
This law is another in a string of social legislation that is moving the country away from a strict interpretation of the Quran.
Russia has come under international scrutiny as of late for a string of anti-gay legislation and violence against LGBT individuals, both from fellow citizens and those in positions of power.
Gilibrand is the latest in a string of Democratic legislators to support the reconciliation process, which would allow the Senate to circumvent a filibuster and pass legislation with simple majority vote.
Similarly, the stock market meltdown and a string of corporate scandals propelled legislation to ensure more corporate accountability.
Tennessee legislators on Monday passed a bill that could jeopardize access to mental health treatment for LGBT individuals, part of a string of recent anti-LGBT legislation in the South.
Legislation, a string of injunctions and a pan-European police operation that led to the arrests of 32 people in 2007 effectively broke the back of the movement and led to the jailing of its leadership.
1 March for Rights in New York Thousands of people marched from Brooklyn to Lower Manhattan in support of immigrants' rights, the largest such rally so far in the New York area and the latest in a string of marches tied to immigration legislation under consideration in Congress.
The spirit of bipartisan consensus that both parties claimed to favour after November's midterm elections had all but evaporated in recent days as the White House issued a string of veto threats over proposed legislation covering more contentious issues such as the environment and immigration.
Public programs get cut, of course -- the sequester is already in place -- and as finance for those programs is cut, so too are the chances of effective legislation on a string of other vital issues: immigration reform, infrastructure renewal and even modest gun control.
