The phrase "a string of teams" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sequence or series of teams, often in a context related to sports, competitions, or collaborations.
Example: "The tournament featured a string of teams from various countries, each vying for the championship title."
Alternatives: "a series of teams" or "a lineup of teams".
He played for a string of teams, including three years in the Israeli professional league's first division, until 2001.
Tuberville stepped down at Auburn in December 2008, ending a 10-year tenure that included a perfect season and a string of teams that contended for Southeastern Conference championships.
East Newark's Jimmy Douglas played for a string of teams in the American Soccer League (Harrison New York Nationals and Fall River Marksmen, among others) before guarding the net in the 1924 Olympic Games and the inaugural World Cup, in 1930.
The Los Angeles Gladiators Overwatch League team announced its colors, logo and roster today, the latest in a string of teams in the popular team shooter to do so.
He subsequently went on the disabled list (DL) with a sprained right elbow in mid-May, part of a string of team injuries that contributed to the firing of Manager Jeff Torborg.
It emerged that Jason Grimsley formerly of the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Yankees and a string of other teams—had admitted using human growth hormone to boost his performance.
After two years, he moved to South Bend, Ind., Central High and nurtured a string of winning teams.
It was the latest in a string of surprise team changes in Russian sports in recent weeks.
The former Barcelona midfielder, also 40, won the Israeli league title with Maccabi Tel Aviv last season, but the start of his spell at the Amex Stadium has coincided with Brighton having to cope without a string of first-team players because of injuries.
Between 1970 and 1975, Johnson was one of the few bright spots on a string of dismal Giants teams.
It is the latest in a string of difficulties the team has faced in the build-up to the tournament.
