The phrase "a string of push" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a series of pushes or actions, but the phrasing is awkward and lacks context.
Example: "The project faced a string of push from the management to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "a series of pushes" or "a sequence of pushes".
The rebels captured a string of towns, pushing government forces to within 45 miles of Bangui, before bowing to pressure from troops from neighboring nations.
Despite the relatively comfortable margin of Wigan's victory this was torrid stuff, with the Rhinos showing their champion qualities as they defied a string of injuries to push the Lancastrians to the limit.
The "Argo" screening was preceded by at least nine, plugging a James Bond celebration, the Bell Lightbox, the festival's People's Choice awards, its own volunteers and a string of sponsors who push their products and services with cinema-themed ads that are sometimes entertaining, at least the first few times you see them.
A string of acquisitions helped push revenues to $7 billion last year, up from $2 billion in 1993.
Nothing Brian has heard this week, as a string of allegations has pushed racing from the back pages to the top of the news bulletins, has surprised him.
Denver's is just the latest in a string of similar proposals pushed by labor and public-health groups around the country, including one signed into law in Connecticut earlier this year.
But by late September a string of good earnings reports pushed the stock markets higher, and as a result the DJIA averted the decline.
For GameStop, a Facebook storefront is yet another move in a string of announcements that are pushing the retailer into the digital world.
High expectations spurred a healthy rally on Wall Street Wednesday with the major indexes up around 3% at the closing bell on the heels of a session that broke a seven-day losing streak, mostly on the backs of investors buying up lower-priced equities after a string of disappointing economic reports pushed stocks down several points in recent weeks.
Then came a string of new hires that pushed the number to an all-time high.
