The phrase "a string of worries" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of concerns or anxieties that someone is experiencing.
Example: "As the deadline approached, she found herself caught in a string of worries about the project's success."
Alternatives: "a chain of concerns" or "a series of anxieties."
With his right hand, he fiddled with a string of worry beads.
"People give me a lot of credit but I just listen to what others say," he says, tying a string of worry-beads around his thumb.
Even if a codgerish reviewer knew exactly when the Cowardly Lion (Jason Simon) was going to grab his tail and work it like a string of worry beads, they didn't.
The show was about bumbling soldiers on the Indian frontier, and that hat got quite a workout: Agarn would manhandle it like a string of worry beads when upset, be flogged with it by the Sarge for ineptitude, and so on.
In legal warnings it outlined a string of potential worries, including an ongoing court case from investors who backed a cash call before its 2008 taxpayer bailout, court cases in the US involving Libor-rigging, cases accusing the bank of funding terrorists and the risk of court cases from business customers sold interest rate swaps.
Wears oversize hunky jewelry that resembles a string of dragon's molars worries that she suffers from "jewel-emia".
One day, he notices the 90-year-old father of one of these men fingering his komboloi, a string of what we call worry beads.
The march in Kunming, capital of Yunnan province, is the latest in a string of protests in China over worries about the environmental and health costs of development.
Jose worried a string of black beads with his fingers and chewed gum.
BASSI KALAN, Uttar Pradesh— Zareena Khatun, 45, covered her head and part of her anguished face in a white scarf and her sun-battered hands worried a string of white prayer beads.
