The phrase "a kind of net" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that functions similarly to a net or has characteristics of a net, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The internet serves as a kind of net that connects people from all over the world."
Alternatives: "a type of network" or "a form of mesh".
So you haven't saved money, you've just moved it on, while creating a kind of net misery".
There are spiders that weave their silk into a kind of net that is not passively erected, but deliberately dropped on victims.
The careful diction that stands him in good stead in lieder singing here seemed to be a kind of net, holding in his voice and emotions until the final, tantalizing phrase of his Act III farewell.
The new online service, consisting of a search engine and Internet Explorer add-on, allows parents to control their kid's internet access – in other words it's a kind of Net Nanny software.
The new online service, consisting of a search engine and Internet Explorer add-on, allows parents to control their kid's internet access – in other words it's a kind of Net Nanny.
Once cut out of the leg, the culatello is lightly salted, stuffed in a pig's bladder, and tied with rope, forming a kind of net that keeps the meat in a pear-like shape.
At alexandalexa.com, Alex Theophanous and Alexa Till have created a kind of net-a-porter for under-14s.
I don't own a canoe or a kayak or any kind of net.
To model, control and evaluate the performance of cooperative tasks among agents, a kind of Petri Net, called Work-Flow Petri Net, is used.
As the bubbling air creates a kind of underwater net (hence the term "bubble net") that contains the school, the rest of the group in unison lunge open-mouthed through the bubble barrier and drive the fish to the surface, swallowing them in large amounts.
Less than 5% of African children enjoy the protection of an insecticide-soaked bednet, for example, and only 15% sleep under any kind of net.
