The phrase "a network of contributors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals or organizations that collaborate or contribute to a common goal or project.
Example: "The success of the initiative was largely due to a network of contributors who provided valuable insights and resources."
Alternatives: "a group of contributors" or "a coalition of contributors".
Governors have control over state government and party organizations and tend to build up a network of contributors and supporters.
In a similar way to YouTube and HuffPo, the site has a network of contributors supplying free user generated content, to which its in-house staff give a final polish.
But in the background, over the past several months, Nom has been quietly building up a network of contributors.
But in the background, over the past several months, Nom has been quietly building up a network of contributors.
Like Overtime, list honoree Anthony Vennare's media platform, Fitt, relies on a network of contributors to fuel the platform's athletics-related content.
Mapillary crowd-sources images from a network of contributors in much the same way that Waze relies on drivers for information.
He has relied, he says, upon a network of ordinary contributors.
The owner could also be a not-for-profit company, a government, or a network of individual contributors like those who create open-source software.
Under a new "pyramid" structure proposed this month, a network of nonstaff contributors would produce the bulk of the information the Times publishes online.
Fed by a network of anonymous contributors who send in up to 60 tip-offs a day, valorportamaulipas.info publishes vital news in real time on the latest shootouts, abductions and cartel roadblocks.
At Forbes, he undertook some unorthodox steps to arrest the magazine's declining fortunes — including setting up a network of outside contributors to write stories for Forbes.com, some unpaid and some compensated on the basis of how many readers their stories attracted.
