The phrase "a distinct network of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a clearly defined and separate system or group of interconnected elements, often in contexts like technology, biology, or social structures.
Example: "The researchers discovered a distinct network of neurons that plays a crucial role in memory formation."
Alternatives: "a unique system of" or "a separate network of".
Landward of first significant gullies, a distinct network of margin parallel, small scale arcuate faults is observed.
The Abarth models – which are badged as Abarths rather than Fiats and sold through a distinct network of 24 Abarth dealers – are sportier versions of Fiat's popular 500.
"What this shows is that when people are trying to suppress a memory, they're doing something very active that involves a distinct network of [brain] regions," Anderson says.
Tumors formed by Calu6/β2 cells subcutaneously or orthopically in PBS treated mice (Fig. 3B, panels a and e, respectively) were composed of nests of undifferentiated, pleomorphic and proliferating cells invading the underlying muscle layers and supplied by a distinct network of mature microvessels (Fig. 3B, panels b and f, respectively).
Likewise, in our cell lines, nestin was detected as a distinct network of intermediate filaments, whereas vimentin and especially GFAP showed a predominantly diffuse positivity in the cytoplasm.
Here, we demonstrated for the first time that similar phenomena occur in a distinct network of limbic areas that are linked to social memory, in the course of social encounters.
Second, as part of a distinct network, a dorsomedial region of BA10 was specifically involved when the target appeared (i.e. during the target period) and not during the source period.
We uncover hundreds of chaperone clients, delineate their participation in specific cochaperone complexes, and establish a surprisingly distinct network of protein-protein interactions for cochaperones.
Correlative evidence emphasized the contribution of complex and precisely tuned cellular interactions to the emergence of discontinuous patterns of early oscillatory activity2,3,8,25,26, but induction of a distinct network state by cell-type-specific activation was not possible.
The distinct network of patches labeled from a small injection of tracer is an illusion the cells that compose the patches can receive input from a myriad of other, unlabeled patch networks.
The majority of transcripts that showed differential expression over time did not show a change in alternate exon usage (87.5%), indicating that distinct networks of regulation are operating.
