The phrase "a network of lighted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or arrangement that is illuminated, often referring to streets, pathways, or decorative lighting.
Example: "The city was transformed at night, showcasing a network of lighted pathways that guided visitors through the park."
Alternatives: "a system of illuminated" or "a grid of lit".
A network of light railway lines connects the Fayyūm area and the delta villages with the main lines.
It turned down a rooftop sign in the South Street Seaport Historic District and a plan to cover the Paramount Building in Times Square with a network of lights and signs.
Along with the roller disco, there are two other giant artworks commissioned by Faena on the beach; an installation of a theatrical curtain framing the sea by Almudena Lobera; and Jim Denevan's Solar Light Geometry, a network of lights spread over the sand.
A network of light and sound let people engage with their neighbours in the town of East Durham last weekend, a symbol of connection in a place increasingly deprived and isolated due to pit closures in the mining industry in the 1980s and 1990s.
A network of light and sound let people engage with their neighbors in the town of East Durham last weekend, a symbol of connection in a place increasingly deprived and isolated due to pit closures in the mining industry in the 1980s and 1990s.
The challenge involves turning off a network of connected lights.
A network of new traffic lights will be installed at cycle-height specifically for people riding bikes.
In "Sigma," a network of twinkling city lights is superimposed on a dark background of painted and photographed monumental ruins from the past combined with painted and photographed fragments of present-day structures and advertising signs.
By 2003 a network of metro and light rail lines ran through the city, and there are rail links between downtown Los Angeles and many outlying areas, including major tourist sites, airports, and beaches.
