The phrase "suspended on a string" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is hanging or dangling from a thin piece of string or rope. Example: The delicate mobile in the nursery was suspended on a string, its colorful shapes gently swaying in the breeze.
Classic tai chi literature often describes this as standing "as if one were suspended on a string on the top of the head".
Horse and rider must appear to be suspended on a string, moving effortlessly.
The drone films the birds in action while flying prey to them, suspended on a string.
Another museumgoer was flashing a laser pointer at a tiny airplane suspended on a string over Queens.
Instead, a variety of chairs suspended on a string from the ceiling are lowered and raised throughout the performance.
The Tibetan prayer flags suspended on a string over the sleeping body of Captain Blue rose and fell in fluttering counterpoint to the wheezy rhythm of his breath.
Meat was suspended on a 40 cm length of string attached to the short section of branch.
It is astonishing in itself that Thomas Wilkinson bothered to carve, from a single hunk of lime wood, two dead partridges hung by their carved feet on a length of carved string, suspended on an old, ivy-covered door.
"Each Hoberman Sphere is suspended on nylon strings with a lever mounted to a servo motor on the other end," Völker explains.
In multicolor diaphanous silks and cotton knits and bias-cut silk jersey dresses, some suspended on string straps, they made a cool contrast to multitudes of tourists suffering in T-shirts, shorts and less.
Small seashells, some with naturally occurring holes, others with deliberate perforations, and many with wear traces suggesting being suspended on string, occur on Upper Paleolithic and Later Stone Age (Table 1) sites in the Mediterranean and in South Africa.
