The phrase "a string of local" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a series or sequence of local items, events, or characteristics.
Example: "The festival featured a string of local artists showcasing their talents throughout the weekend."
Alternatives: "a series of local" or "a collection of local".
The DPJ has won a string of local contests in recent weeks, with significantly increased turnouts.
The anti-EU party has also won a string of local council seats in Kent.
It also snared a string of local sponsors and community partners as a result, most notably the drug giant AstraZeneca.
So far, the movement, mostly decentralized and leaderless, has claimed a string of local victories: Three provincial governors have resigned.
With Ning directing (he's had a string of local hits, often starring Huang), it's a true A-list confab.
His jockey is a Triple Crown rookie, and his owners have a string of local car dealerships.
Like Ted Turner, the founder of CNN, Mr. Neuharth seized the technology of the moment, satellite transmission, to turn a string of cheap, local businesses into something larger than the parts, zapping USA Today's pages to printing plants across the country.
There is a slight risk, played up by DB's competitors, that a string of other local contracts which were negotiated, rather than publicly tendered, could be called into question too.In this section Breaking up is hard to do Dealing with sinophobia The cult of the dabbawala Top that Slim's pickings Mixed signals Are they coming back?
The meeting, coming in the aftermath of last year's lopsided victory by Gov. George E. Pataki, the Republican incumbent, brought together Democratic leaders who insisted that their candidates would be strengthened by a string of smaller local campaigns in this year's November election that would build the infrastructure to higher profile races.
The same year, her husband Ygal also started his own business, a string of cool local sneaker stores called Kicks Sole Provider.
The neighborhood visible in the bottom left of the frame is Playas de Tijuana, a place that Kuckenbaker describes as historically rich but politically complex an area of Mexico that has been hit heavy with drug conflict and sewage issues, central topics in a complicated string of local and national debates.
