The phrase "a network of corridors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a system of interconnected hallways or passageways, often in a building or complex.
Example: "The museum features a network of corridors that guide visitors through various exhibits seamlessly."
Alternatives: "a system of hallways" or "an array of passageways."
It almost seems to be made from a network of tiny corridors and passageways, all clogged with stuff.
Authorities in Beijing are reportedly developing a network of ventilation "corridors" to help tackle the city's notorious air pollution.
What to do Take a walking tour of the city's "traboules" – a network of covered corridors built by silk weavers in the 19th century (en.lyon-france.com).com
The Butlins hotels in Cliftonville, near Margate, were connected by a network of underground corridors that made for the best games of tag and hide-and-seek of my childhood.
Once the technique is proven, it is planned to connect all the reserve's isolated panda populations - around 100 animals and approximately 10% of the world's wild pandas - via a network of bamboo corridors.
"It's critical for the coquí." Beyond more aggressive national action to reduce national dependence on fossil fuels and to preserve habitat; the report calls for creating a network of ecological corridors that would connect Puerto Rico's current patchwork of isolated reserves and steps to eradicate invasive species, including the frog-killing fungus and some nonnative frogs and toads.
"Unless urgent and effective conservation action is taken these magnificent animals are likely to go extinct within our lifetime". The organisation advised the government to assess large habitat patches that could be designated as protected areas, and linked with smaller habitat through a network of conservation corridors.
When mobile pastoralists move with their animals to the Logone floodplain in October, they use a network of transhumance corridors that connect their rainy season grazing areas in the Diamaré to the dry season grazing areas of the floodplain (see Figure 1).
Geopolitically, Russia, India, and China have just sent a powerful message westward: they are busy fine-tuning a complex trilateral strategy for setting up a network of economic corridors the Chinese call "new silk roads" across Eurasia.
In a nutshell: Dissident detectives Curators: Christian Kühn and Harald Trapp One is a sprawling network of corridors, showing a complex geometric grid of cells, each topped with a pointy roof.
