The phrase "an amusing series of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of events, stories, or experiences that are entertaining or humorous.
Example: "The book presents an amusing series of anecdotes from the author's travels around the world."
Alternatives: "a humorous collection of" or "an entertaining sequence of".
After that mystery is resolved, an amusing series of mistaken identities and the passing around of an expensive bit of artwork keep the story gliding toward its soft landing.
The game foreshadows the chainsaw-wielding zombies to come in an amusing series of e-mail messages that discuss the shipping error that resulted in the delivery of boxes of unneeded chainsaws.
These sketches – staged in an amusing series of settings including a public lavatory and the terraces of the Ukrainian football team FC Shakhtar Donetsk – are so enjoyable and pointed that it is a pity that the rest of the evening often relies on quotations or no text at all.
"The highlights of the third in this marvelous and often amusing series (A Bed of Scorpions, 2016, etc).
Hazlewood later moved to Los Angeles himself and masterminded an amusing and imaginative series of hits with Frank Sinatra's daughter Nancy, including some to which he contributed his own deadpan baritone as her duet partner.
"Kirstie Alley's Big Life," her new reality show on A&E, is a sad postscript to her 2005 Showtime comedy, "Fat Actress," an amusing scripted series that allowed her to make fun of herself and also mock Hollywood.
By calling the performances a "circus" and transforming his bleak view not only of the regime in power but of Greece's history as a nation into a series of amusing vignettes, he managed to escape the strict censorship of the time.
On Monday's broadcast of "The Tonight Show," Baldwin took his beef with the president (who he portrays on "Saturday Night Live") up a notch with a series of amusing questions about Trump's Twitter habits.
Her discussion of the meaning of various tail positions ("When he is feeling good, his tail is loose and down") and facial expressions ("A wrinkled brow and ears held out to the side say he is confused") is keyed with numbers that send the reader to an adjacent series of amusing illustrations.
The travelling support had spent most of the second half poking fun at their team's limp quest for an equaliser, amusing themselves with a series of self-deprecating chants, and a minority were in no mood to be placated when their players trooped towards them after this insipid defeat.
When the war was over, Elizabeth's social life, essentially an extended search for a husband in the guise of a series of amusing diversions, began in earnest.
