The phrase "a dispersed network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a network that is spread out or not concentrated in one location, often referring to systems in technology, biology, or social structures.
Example: "The organization operates through a dispersed network of volunteers, allowing them to reach communities across the country."
Alternatives: "a decentralized network" or "a scattered network".
WikiLeaks relies on a dispersed network of computer servers to keep its information available but sought extra computing muscle after facing so many attacks.
Climatological analyses are required to convert information gathered at a dispersed network of weather stations into more relevant forms (radiation, dew point, vapor pressure deficit) and to provide the basis for extrapolation of climatic variation across landscapes.
The godfather of the suburban shopping mall was hired by the Iranian government in 1966 to masterplan the future of the capital, and plotted a web of highways that would thread their way through the undulating topography, connecting a dispersed network of neighbourhoods separated by lush green valleys.
The recent developments demonstrate how press censorship in Turkey has been activated through a dispersed network of state power, commercial forces, and self-censorship.
Before being touched by the microneedle, actin microfilaments in the cortical cytoplasm underlying the outer epidermal cell wall in the A. thaliana cotyledons formed a lattice of thick and thin cables surrounding a dispersed network of fine filaments (Fig. 1A).
Since geographic proximity is important in the choice of collaborators a dispersed network such as this could consider enhancing cross site interactions by improving virtual communication technology and use, increasing social interactions apart from project related work, and maximising opportunities to meet members from other sites.
Customer synergies also arise when retail companies like hotel chains, consumer banks, or quick-service restaurants consistently deliver the same value proposition across a geographically dispersed network of retail outlets.
This has implications for a geographically dispersed network such as the TRN, identifying opportunities for more collaboration if strategies to bridge sites are addressed.
It has a geographically dispersed network of more than 178 hospitals and health care facilities, with 15 health service districts covering a range of service models across the continuum of care.
"We opted to focus on investing in a more geographically dispersed network and building an online community to take the time to understand what an urban technology ecosystem might look like globally," Baptiste said.
Add to this the fact that there is an un-coordinated and also dispersed network of agents both individual and corporate responsible for greenhouse gas emissions, and that there are no effective institutions that can control and limit them.
