The phrase "a network of active" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or group that is currently engaged or functioning in a particular context, such as technology, social interactions, or biological systems.
Example: "The research focused on a network of active participants who contributed to the community project."
Alternatives: "a system of engaged" or "a group of active".
To build a network of active case-finders who could cover all of West Point, Gbessay recruited three volunteers from each of the slum's thirty-five blocks.
The liver acquires specialized mechanisms of immune tolerance43, broadly by insufficient antigen presentation and a network of active immunosuppressive pathways mediated mostly by myeloid cells.
Aipac, with more than 55,000 members and a budget of $14.2 million, calls itself "America's Pro-Israel Lobby". Its influence is legendary, built on grass-roots political organization, timely research and a network of active, articulate members.
Headed by Dean Mostafavi and the two co-chairs, the committee is charged with developing and engaging a network of active, committed and involved alumni, friends and industry partners.
But there are also many people who don't have those resources to search and they're not stopped because it turns out there is a network of active investors who will invest in funding a search in return for a first look at the right to invest when that opportunity comes up.
Startups receive seed capital, hands-on mentorship, and access to a network of active angels, veteran startup founders, and experienced technology experts.
EPAC Group currently has a network of 15 active medical providers, mostly from the University community.
The group is part of a network of politically active nonprofit groups backed by the industrialist Koch brothers and other wealthy conservative donors.
This provides a network of both active and passive support for extremists like Abdeslam and allows them "to hide in plain sight," he said.
As part of the Youth Initiative, the Debate programme works to identify, inspire, empower and learn from a network of young, active citizens who can mobilize and influence large numbers of their peers to promote open society ideals.
Carnegie Mellon University developed a system [86] that allows a human operator to monitor activities over a large area using a distributed network of active video sensors.
