The phrase "a kind of network" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a type or category of network, often in a metaphorical or conceptual sense.
Example: "The internet can be seen as a kind of network that connects people from all over the world."
Alternatives: "a type of network" or "a form of network".
In other words, it created a clique, a kind of network that research has shown can create an echo chamber.
It also created a kind of network effect that drew in more users eager for another peephole into the lives of pop stars and their friends.
Now a kind of network exists in a Washington Heights building: a tightknit group of older residents refuses to let one another live, or mourn, alone.
It is a kind of network project created in conjunction with the Pro Electronica project of Oulu regional centre excellence programme.
The result is a kind of network formation game, in which players must decide which links to maintain and which to cut so as to maximize their benefits or minimise their losses.
Based on this reformulation, we show that the basis of the reformulated problem is closely related with the minimum cost flow problem and design a kind of network simplex method to get the integrated optimal solution of the problem.
The latest Nuova product, a kind of network-based computer server that will challenge the traditional products made by Hewlett Packard and IBM, was built in collaboration with VMWare, another Forbes 2000 company that is increasing its research and development spending.
"Bow-tie" network is a kind of networks that its pictorial representation often resembles a bow tie and its concept is shown in Figure 1.
Are more leads starting to see a kind of of network effect?
A WANET is a kind of wireless network in which some nodes are self-organized in a wireless local area network.
The PAMPS/PDMAAm DN gel is a kind of interpenetrating network hydrogel, but with an asymmetric structure: In the DN gel, the two independently cross-linked polymer networks are physically entangled with each other.
