The phrase "a network of corruption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or group of individuals involved in corrupt practices or activities.
Example: "The investigation revealed a network of corruption that extended to several high-ranking officials."
Alternatives: "a web of corruption" or "a system of corruption".
Hackgate reveals the mechanisms of a network of corruption whose broad outlines were already understood.
Police investigating allegations that public officials unlawfully accepted money from journalists think they have uncovered a "network" of corruption, the Leveson Inquiry was told today.
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's government is embroiled in "a network of corruption" scandal that involved contracts worth roughly €250 million (£197 million).
Ms. Suplicy, a sexologist and former member of Congress, succeeded Celso Pitta, whose administration fell apart last year after his wife left him and accused him of overseeing a network of corruption.
In public the rationale for this was the allegation that Quinn lay at the centre of a network of corruption in videogaming that saw personal favours traded to elevate a network of her friends with controversial ideas about gaming above "true" gamers.
In The Money and the Power: The Making of Las Vegas and Its Hold on America, Sally Denton and Roger Morris reveal deep, sinister connections to Wall Street, the CIA and beyond, a network of corruption that makes Las Vegas seem inevitable as a product of capitalism.
Last week the Leveson inquiry heard that the police were investigating a "network of corrupt officials" as part of their inquiries into phone hacking and police corruption.
Some hold Plotnitsky in high-esteem as a hero of the separatist cause; others dismiss him as a despot-in-waiting who profits from a murky network of corruption, criminality and patronage.
Politicians, the argument goes, exist at the centre of a vast network of corruption and patronage; populism has replaced cogent policy-making; while parliament barely functions, constantly disrupted by noisy and undignified protests.
Investigations surrounding the Jawid case reveal an extensive network of corruption throughout the province of which Hamdard and his Office Director/Chief of Staff Hashmatullah Yousifi are allegedly at the center.
With each season the different strands pull ever tighter, ensuring that a corrupt cop investigation from series one has now expanded to take in an entire network of corruption, misdeeds historically suppressed and lies going right to the top.
