The phrase "a network of limited" is grammatically correct but may be incomplete without additional context.
You can use it when describing a network that has certain restrictions or limitations, often in a technical or organizational context.
Example: "The project relies on a network of limited resources, which affects our overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "a network of restricted" or "a network of constrained".
WASHINGTON -- There have been some big changes to the District of Columbia's Circulator bus system, a network of limited-stop routes meant to supplement Metrobus and better connect neighborhoods across the city.
The described strategies are implemented in a simulation model of a network of multimedia servers with limited storage and consumers requesting content according to a preference model.
Then, the problem is extended to address a network of single-integrator agents with limited heterogeneous angular FOVs.
In East Ghouta's case, smugglers use a network of tunnels to sneak in limited quantities of food, which is then sold at inflated prices.
Further research [ 9, 10] has suggested that the ancestry of global influenza lineages are found mainly in East and Southeast Asia (SEA) rather than the tropics in general, where a network of temporally overlapping epidemics with limited local persistence [ 11] maintains continuous circulation.
Data from a network of ART programs in resource-limited settings showed that on average 21% of patients had been lost from programs in the first six months after starting ART [ 3].
In the opposite case, the valley sides are dissected by a network of bedrock channels bordered by strength-limited hillslopes.
Using data from a network of ART treatment programmes in resource-limited settings, we found that on average 21% of patients had been lost to programmes in the first six months after starting ART [7].
Fed by the prosperity of the last decade, the 46,567-mile network of limited-access federal roads that make up the Interstate System is a linear economy-on-wheels, a distinct and self-sustaining 51st state, in a sense, that generates life and commerce along shoulders and evaporates four or five miles beyond them.
The possibility of developing a network in a limited resource country such as Thailand is consistent with previous reports from developed countries.
