No, a string cannot be directly utilized to access a Python dataframe bearing a corresponding name. However, you can use a dictionary to associate each dataframe with a unique name and then access it using that name as the key. For example, you can create a dictionary of dataframes as follows:
dataframes = {'df1': dataframe1, 'df2': dataframe2, 'df3': dataframe3}
Then, you can access the desired dataframe using its name as the key:
df_name = 'df2'
desired_dataframe = dataframes[df_name]
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