The phrase "a network of associations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a system or group of interconnected relationships or connections, often in a social, professional, or academic context.
Example: "The conference aimed to create a network of associations among researchers from various fields to foster collaboration and innovation."
Alternatives: "a web of connections" or "a system of relationships".
We discovered that every brand has a network of associations and memories.
"When comments evoke a network of associations for students and suggest specific strategies, students more successfully use teachers' comments to guide revision," Sommers says.
Retrieval — i.e. remembering — is a different mental act than straight studying; the brain is digging out a fact, together with a network of associations, which alters and enriches how that network is subsequently re-stored.
In his thoughtful and deeply researched new study, "Bestiarium Judaicum: Unnatural Histories of the Jews," Jay Geller argues that these writers were engaging, critically but mostly in an open-ended way, with a network of associations having to do with the nonhuman animality of Jews.
Indirect measures are thought of as assessing the momentary accessibility of elements or nodes of a network of associations.
'In such a network of associations, each of the separate pieces is not independent, but is instead made to be the way it is by virtue of its relationship to all the other parts.
To prevent circularity in the analysis, we excluded associations within the network that were only supported by gene expression data, leaving us with a network of 62,000 associations between 3,500 proteins.
Maura, now president of AUAN, says it has successfully worked with a network of similar associations in Axarquia, Cantabria and Valencia.
But Mieko Ishikawa, director of Forum for Refugees Japan, a network of refugee associations, fears it might actually make things worse.
In France, African women have organized a network of migrant associations that help new arrivals learn about French society and pools aid to home countries.
Like its namesake in the Palestinian territories, the party has built its support through a network of charitable associations and student unions.
