The phrase "a string of simple" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a series of simple items or concepts, but it needs additional information to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The artist created a string of simple melodies that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a series of simple" or "a sequence of simple".
November 13 2010 Nov. 13: Brendan Benson is a singer-songwriter best known as Jack White's foil in the Ranconteurs, but he's also released a string of endearingly simple power-pop albums.
simple string n. a string of type simple-string.
Some sequences are simple; e.g. a string of a million '1' is simple: the programme need to reproduce it basically is 'write '1' a million times', which is very short.
In the automated operation span task, participants were required to remember a string of letters while solving simple math questions.
But in the weeks since it opened its virtual doors, Lively has remained surprisingly lifeless, hosting a dwindling number of users and prompting a string of negative reviews.Lively is a simple environment, amounting to little more than a series of 3-D chat rooms.
"Sentiments are very different from conventional facts," said Seth Grimes, the founder of the suburban Maryland consulting firm Alta Plana, who points to the many cultural factors and linguistic nuances that make it difficult to turn a string of written text into a simple pro or con sentiment.
The group rose to prominence after a string of "denial of service" attacks – a simple hack which temporarily takes websites offline – after the release of diplomatic cables by WikiLeaks.
A string of white pearls often matched with simple pearl stud earrings is something most women own for formal occasions.
Your simplest option is to fashion a simple beaded headband from a string of beads.
Richard Barton has had a string of them, by repeatedly asking the same simple question: What piece of marketplace information do people crave and don't have?
