The phrase "a string of memories" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of recollections or experiences that are connected or related to each other.
Example: "As I walked through my childhood home, I was overwhelmed by a string of memories that flooded my mind, each one more vivid than the last."
Alternatives: "a collection of memories" or "a chain of memories".
A string of memories from the minds of a dozen or so of The Times's writers?
Sometimes this means historical speculation or geological explanation; sometimes, as in his account of a long walk over the Cairngorm massif, it is something more personal: a string of memories of his grandfather, who lived his last years among the same mountains.
There is a string of memories attached to that thing.
But in an addict's world, it's the small actions like this that can set off a string of memories associated with our use.
The first-ever national dementia strategy, intended to transform the care of the rising number of sufferers and their families, was launched by the government yesterday with funding of £150m and the promise of a string of memory clinics and advisors across the country.
The simple act of walking inside the soon-to-be-gone Woolworths on Portobello Road in West London had a madeleine-like effect on a number of shoppers the other day, releasing a string of long-ago memories.
The late 1980s and early 1990s had seen a string of bogus "recovered memory" cases alleging Satanic ritual abuse and subsequent of mass panic over claims which were shown to be baseless, created by those "recovering" the memories.
These cells, in turn, are sets of transistors wired together to perform simple logical operations.The precise behaviour of each cell is determined by loading a string of numbers into a memory underneath it.
Twenty years on, a Twitter campaign under the hashtags #football2me and #AndresEscobar has taken off, with a string of messages honouring his memory and celebrating football as a force for good.
With nine previous matches and a string of awkward dates in the memory bank, a conservative character like Cook may hold fire just for now.
The boy, born Dmitri Yakovlev, was adopted from Russia, and his death in July revived memories of a string of earlier abuse cases involving Russian children adopted by American parents.
