The phrase "a string of more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a series or sequence of additional items or elements, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report included a string of more data points that were crucial for the analysis."
Alternatives: "a series of additional" or "a sequence of more".
Then he joined a string of more than two dozen people filing lawsuits against priests in the Bridgeport diocese.
My query started a string of more than 50 e-mail messages among opinionated cooks from Miami to Seaside, Calif.
Other squatters have a string of more recent complaints, for the redress of which they say the government has given them little more than empty promises.
The machines that string bases together make many errors, so it is impractical to make a string of more than 50 to 100 bases at once.
And it does matter, even to social conservatives, who have flirted with a string of more charismatic candidates like Mr. Perry, Mr. Cain, Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota and former Speaker Newt Gingrich.
In October 2010, despite notices from BP that he must retain all information about the well, Mr. Mix deleted a string of more than 200 text messages with a BP supervisor, the complaint said.
The Maldives--a string of more than 1000 small islands that stretch from the southern tip of India to the equator--may be underwater within the next century, according to a new study.
A string of privatisations (more than 100 in Nigeria alone) has reduced the role of the state in many countries.
She trailed, 4-5, and then ran off a string of three more games to deflate a crestfallen Hingis, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5.
Half a train car emerges from the nothingness between floor and ceiling and connects to a string of four more cars to the north.
And in New York, a string of days more than 20 degrees warmer than usual have sent baffled residents searching for sundresses and wondering if it is too soon to schedule a trip to the garden store.
