The phrase "a string of outrageous" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of shocking or extreme events, statements, or behaviors.
Example: "The comedian delivered a string of outrageous jokes that left the audience in stitches."
Alternatives: "a series of outrageous" or "a chain of outrageous".
They justified or ignored a string of outrageous, bigoted or ignorant comments.
Led by the songwriter Alexander Yellin and the guitarist-singer Alexander Semyonov, the band has released a string of outrageous and hilarious political songs.
Carthage was almost defenceless and when besieged offered immediate surrender, conceding to a string of outrageous Roman demands.
These are typically alluded to as part of a string of outrageous, contemporary exceptions rather than a long-standing norm – a troupe of modern-day idiot savants borne from the chaos of the financial crisis who grifted their way to the top and got caught.
These are typically alluded to as part of a string of outrageous, contemporary exceptions rather than a long-standing norm a troupe of modern-day idiot savants borne from the chaos of the financial crisis who grifted their way to the top and got caught.
Republican candidate Donald Trump's recent call for the exclusion of all Muslims from entering the United States has drawn international condemnation, though it is only the latest in a string of less outrageous taunts.
He made himself into his own reality TS+V star, and was ingenious enough to find a way to make the media work so well for him — mostly by issuing an ongoing string of outrageous statements statements that were designed to get attention, and did, simply because they were outrageous — that early on he had to seek almost no money to support his candidacy.
Emerson reached a summit of success with ELP in the early 70s, when the group achieved a string of hit albums, exploiting cutting-edge musical technology alongside outrageous showmanship.
I want to be clear that I'm not defending Nadya Suleman and a string of really bad choices or excuse her undeniably shocking and outrageous behavior.
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.
