"strings of actions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a sequence of actions which are connected in some way. For example, "The students learned a complex string of actions to complete the complicated puzzle."
For the energy regulator, a settlement would be the latest in a string of actions against big banks.
Dame Sally calls for a string of actions to tackle the threat, which is likely to include tighter restrictions on how GPs prescribe antibiotics for their patients.
This week is now a part of our history, a paragraph or a few pages that someone in the future will read as a string of actions.
The White House has also moved fast to try to repair any political damage from a string of actions in March that included the rejection of the international Kyoto treaty on global warming.
Shimon Peres's surprising willingness to act as foreign minister in such a government gave Mr. Sharon a coalition majority and, more to the point, legitimacy for a string of actions that undermined, stage by stage, all elements of the peace process that had been painstakingly built by Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Mr. Peres himself in the 1990's.
Faida also claims the Play Store ban is the third in a "string of actions" Google has taken against AdBlock — indicating that Google has been hunting for ways to squeeze ad blocking apps out of its marketplace since late last year.
The protest was part of a global string of actions, including one in Brussels in September.
The bill is just the latest in a long string of actions targeting abortion access in Ohio since Kasich took office in 2010.
The arrest was among a string of actions by ICE that have caused an uproar among immigrant rights advocates who say that the agency is taking enforcement to extremes it rarely did in the final years of Barack Obama's presidency.
In fact, the Kaplan decision is one more in a long string of actions by DeVos to aid the greedy owners of predatory schools that scam and injure veterans, single mothers, and other students.
