The phrase "a string of spectacular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of impressive or remarkable events, performances, or items.
Example: "The festival featured a string of spectacular performances that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a series of stunning" or "a succession of remarkable".
But lately it has contributed to a string of spectacular economic shipwrecks.
Then Lehman Brothers collapsed, beginning a string of spectacular Wall Street failures.
Thomas quit as chief executive in February after a string of spectacular profits warnings revealed a business in near-freefall.
Sunni insurgents probably linked to al-Qaeda have recently perpetrated a string of spectacular atrocities.In this section Can there be justice as well as stability?
The deal is the first major sponsorship for Lin since he came off the end of the bench in February and put together a string of spectacular performances.
In fact, 2016 was notable for a string of spectacular, blockbuster full-length records from the biggest artists in the world: Beyoncé, Kanye, Rihanna and Drake.
In the absence of narrative we are left with a string of 'spectacular' set pieces to hold our attention.
A string of rather spectacular successes might have made us too cocky, too sure that the future would simply bring more of the same.
Fired by a potent mix of blood codes, separatist yearnings and Islamic militancy, Chechen groups have staged a string of intermittent but spectacular attacks in Moscow and elsewhere in Russia since the 1990s.
Up until then he had mainly worked as a character actor in British TV, with a string of good but not spectacular credits, including The Darling Buds of May, Finney and Oliver Twist.
Here, the road gives way to tangled bush and wild forest, and a dusty trail connects a string of pristine coves – including the spectacular trio of Grande Anse, Petite Anse and Anse Cocos, where gnarled palms teeter above the turquoise water, and the sand shimmers white-hot in the haze.
