The phrase "a string of technical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a series or sequence of technical terms, jargon, or concepts in a specific context.
Example: "The report was filled with a string of technical jargon that was difficult for the layperson to understand."
Alternatives: "a series of technical" or "a sequence of technical".
The first half was marred by a string of technical fouls against the Eagles for taunting.
While Airbus was announcing big new orders, Boeing had suffered a string of technical problems "that are beginning to seriously hit its brand image".
As co-founder or inspiration of a string of technical successes PayPal, SpaceX, SolarCity and Tesla Motors the Silicon Valley billionaire has, time and again, proved naysayers in established fields wrong and left them scrambling to catch up.
REUTERS Technical Trading Issueses to Blame for Facebook's Fall, Meeker Says | Mary Meeker said at the AllThingsD conference on Wednesday that a string of technical problems should take most of the blame for Facebook's dismal first day of trading.
In these turbulent times, it is the awareness of the dynamics underpinning energy markets that is crucial for both decision-makers and investors to form informed opinions on how to reconcile a string of technical, environmental, economic and social factors in order to provide for best solutions regarding country specifics and demands.
But over the weekend, someone using Mr. Frankel's online handle, deadbeef, on an Internet Relay Chat channel called #gnutella answered a long string of technical questions about the program and confirmed that AOL was distressed about the implications for its relationship with the recording industry.
In both books, the reader becomes deeply absorbed in the account of resourceful humans solving a string of life-threatening technical challenges in an unforgiving environment.
McLaren have had a comparatively disappointing season, with their title hopes being dashed by a string of mechanical and technical failures.
JAL's decision to opt for the fuel-efficient A350 is a further blow to Boeing as the plane is a direct competitor to its Dreamliner, which was grounded for four months amid onboard fires and a string of safety and technical issues.
They have not only mouse- and booby-trapped Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel, into a string of time-eating technical fouls, but they have also firmly pinned the responsibility on him for the investigation's pace, expense and mitotic multiplication of issues.
But its initial launcher, Ares 1, has faced a string of cost and technical problems, and it was excluded from several options for future space flight put forth earlier this year by an outside panel chaired by retired aerospace executive Norman Augustine.
