The phrase "a string of players" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence or series of players, often in the context of sports or gaming.
Example: "The coach was impressed by the string of players who consistently performed well throughout the season."
Alternatives: "a lineup of players" or "a series of players".
Arsenal, meanwhile, continue to be linked with a string of players, with Wenger said to be ready to spend the £30million received from Barcelona for captain Cesc Fabregas.
A string of players who have competed for major titles far more recently than Langer would have given a lot for the same, after all.
There have been a string of players in the world top 10, both male and female, who have regularly delivered tournament wins.
And since late 2012, she has soared past her peers on tour in the United States, becoming the latest in a string of players to stand above the rest.
For most of that time he worked closely with the chairman, John Bowler, who backed Gradi as the club fashioned a reputation for developing a string of players that went on to bigger and better things.
Instead, the first shares were snapped up for $83 each and soon soared past $100, showering a string of players with riches and signaling a gold rush that has not been seen since the giddy days of the tech frenzy a decade ago.
In the decade since, he has diversified its ownership, overhauled its finances and built a foundation that has made the league an established player in the North American sports landscape, with 19 teams, a national television contracts in the U.S. and Canada, and a string of player development success stories ranging from Clint Dempsey and Carlos Bocanegra to Jozy Altidore and Brek Shea.
Since then, a string of N.H.L. players committed suicide, and some were found to have C.T.E.
It kicked off Wednesday night without a string of senior players.
England have won the opening two Tests against the Kiwis despite missing a string of senior players because of injury.
Roddick was unable to trade shots for long from the baseline against Ferrer, whose speed, conditioning and a vastly improved forehand left a string of exasperated players.
