The phrase "a string of policies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series or collection of related policies that are implemented or proposed.
Example: "The government introduced a string of policies aimed at improving public health and safety."
Alternatives: "a series of policies" or "a set of policies".
That is tough work; after a string of policy U-turns, Downing Street is currently beefing up its policy, strategy and press teams.
The British financial services industry spent £92m last year lobbying politicians and regulators in an "economic war of attrition" that has secured a string of policy victories.
Since the beginning of the year, Britain, France and the United States have made a string of policy proposals that would be added to higher capital requirements and other rules agreed on by the Group of 20.
The document, to be finalised next week and sent to Labour delegates before the party's annual conference later this month, will outline a string of policy initiatives to be rolled out during the Manchester gathering and beyond.
It now expects the tally to hit 3.8m, a result, says Mark Zandi, its chief economist, of a string of policy errors and the resulting financial panic that sapped employment and income.But from a political point of view, it is harder to see how these missteps could have been avoided.
These exaggerations and errors suggest that King has fallen prey to three fallacies that have, unfortunately, characterised American counterterrorism policy since 9/11, generating a string of counterproductive policies.
To critics, the proposal represents another in a string of domineering policies that do little but befuddle drivers and pedestrians and choke traffic flow.
The announcement is the latest in a string of radical policies to be floated by Conservative ministers shortly after the general election campaign.
Mr Clarke is right; and he should be applauded for a string of constructive policies including prisoner work programmes and payment-by-results for private facilities focusing on rehabilitation rates.
The task next week is not just to inject Mr Kerry with more charm, or even to come up with a string of small policies that will appeal to 537 more voters in Florida.
