The phrase "a network of grassroots" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or organization that is built from the ground up, often involving community involvement or local initiatives.
Example: "The campaign was successful due to a network of grassroots supporters who mobilized their communities to advocate for change."
Alternatives: "a grassroots movement" or "a grassroots organization".
His warning comes as the Syrian opposition is hoping to use a network of grassroots activists to get aid to areas worst hit by the violence.
New York, like many other American cities, has a network of grassroots organizations and volunteers who have embraced more humane — and, many argue, more effective — population-control methods like Trap-Neuter-Return, or T.N.R.
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It now has more than 250 members in Hackney, east London, where she and her friends live and is just one of a network of grassroots activist groups, including Liverpool Generation Rent and Oxford Tenants Union, that are fighting for private renters across the UK.
The National Coalition also includes members of the Local Co-ordination Committees (LCC), a network of grassroots opposition activists, as well as representatives of the local revolutionary councils.
The key lies in a network of grassroots supporters spearheaded by the charismatic Emerald City Supporters and their accomplished marching band.
As a network of small grassroots groups, all acutely aware of the dire situation we're in, we are resilient and capable of building the future we want.
Amanda and her project partner Jordan Ezell, along with a national network of grassroots animal rights activists, are holding a series of educational demonstrations at Delta's hub airports and offices.
Toby also played a leadership role in the creation of the Funding Exchange, a national network of grassroots, social justice foundations.
The UK has a thriving network of grassroots groups campaigning and fundraising tirelessly to protect parks, but they need support to attract and inspire young members.
Despite having in 2011 scaled down a similar scheme run by Labour, the government will invest £5m this year, and more in coming years, to build a national network of grassroots organisations to challenge all forms of extremist ideology.
