The phrase "a string of violence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a series of violent acts, or events that have happened in a sequence. For example, "Recent weeks have seen a string of violent protests across the country."
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President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law in August 1965 after a string of violence in Southern states surrounding efforts to ensure that blacks were afforded full rights to vote.
During the news conference, a reporter noted that Australia, in response to a string of violence, launched a sweeping gun buyback program in 1996 and has not experienced a mass shooting since.
A9 Afghans Catch 2 Top Taliban Afghan Army forces captured two senior Taliban commanders whom they blame for a string of violence and bomb attacks in western Afghanistan, an Afghan army spokesman said.
He had been imprisoned for three years for a string of violence and drug related offences.
The capital murder trial of Lonnie Franklin Jr., who is charged with murdering 10 women and trying to kill another during a string of violence that spanned more than two decades, was expected to begin June 30.
Campbell has a long-standing reputation for getting into rows, and has faced a string of accusations of violence over the years.
Local and federal authorities are investigating a string of acts of violence against Jehovah's Witness houses of worship in Washington state ― including multiple suspected arsons.
He conceded he had a string of convictions for violence and deception and once threatened to attack a police officer with a machete.
Gavin Gordon, 31, who has a string of convictions for violence dating back to when he was a teenager, was given an indeterminate sentence and told he must serve a minimum of nine years before being considered for parole.
The prosecutors said they also generally tried to get statements from defendants in other serious cases, including pattern crimes, like a string of robberies; domestic violence; and sexual assault.
