The phrase "a string of projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series or sequence of related projects, often implying that they are connected or part of a larger initiative.
Example: "The team has been working on a string of projects aimed at improving sustainability in our operations."
Alternatives: "a series of projects" or "a chain of projects".
Following a string of projects (including singing backup for Miley Cyrus), Hanley has re-formed the band for a reunion tour.
Mr. Cagri cashed in with a string of projects, including a pop single ("I Kiss You") and a television ad for a British Internet company.
Around £40m of previously announced funds will also be awarded on Friday to a string of projects to help boost tourism in England outside London.
They are putting power lines under water, in a string of projects that has so far provoked only token opposition from environmentalists and virtually no reaction from the larger public.
He has not merely established himself as Hollywood's top male lead, but directed Confessions of a Dangerous Mind with Sam Rockwell and co-produced a string of projects like Far From Heaven and the TV drama K-Street.
But since opening his office here in 1995, Mr. Maltzan has also devoted part of his creative energy to a string of projects in a derelict section of downtown Los Angeles that has become one of the nation's most notorious homeless encampments.
The Victoria Theater is the latest in a string of redevelopment projects along 125th Street.
"I was lucky to enjoy a string of fascinating projects," Mr. Reichenbach said.
Rising cost overruns, however, forced the new government to obtain foreign loans and scale down a string of infrastructure projects.
He then relocated to LA, but there followed a string of aborted projects (a couple involving Marlon Brando) and a mere three completed films in 28 years.
In the years preceding IfF, residents had endured a string of bungled projects and failures of consultation by an out of touch, politicised town council.
