The phrase "a mixed network of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a network that consists of different types or categories of elements, such as technologies, people, or systems.
Example: "The project aims to establish a mixed network of renewable energy sources, including solar, wind, and hydroelectric power."
Alternatives: "a diverse network of" or "a varied network of".
I have a mixed network of Macs and PCs that all connect to an AirPort Express wireless base station, but only the Macs can wirelessly print to the connected U.S.B. printer.
This study describes the application of a multi-varied experimental design methodology to the optimization of a bead formulation based on a mixed network of Ca pectinate and chitosan.
Although most CTMP-negative cells displayed filamentous mitochondria, detailed confocal examination showed the accumulation of a mixed network of interconnected swollen and thick mitochondria (Fig. 2C; type I Si-CTMP#1 and #2) compared with the Si-cont transfected cells (Fig. 2C; type I Si-cont).
Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) - Use this in conjunction with L2TP if you have a mixed network of Windows and OS X. Complete additional settings.
The RWR algorithm is a typical data integration method that uses a mixed network, where vertices and edges of several biological networks are simply merged together, while our methods integrate different networks separately.
Predictions of the RWR algorithm from a mixed network do not always perform better than those from individual networks.
When multiple kinds of biological networks need to be integrated, the RWR algorithm can only simply merge them into a mixed network as the input.
This paper studies information exchange in collaborative group activities involving mixed networks of people and computer agents.
Notably, the models were predictive for different types of networks suggesting that it may be applied to mixed networks of biological interest.
Figure 14 A mixed-up network of 150 nodes with routes selected from source node-1 (red) to destination node-72 (green).
and data concentrators in a ring/tree (mixed) network topology.
