The phrase "a network of little" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or collection of small entities or components that are interconnected in some way.
Example: "The city is home to a network of little parks that provide green spaces for residents."
Alternatives: "a web of small" or "a system of tiny".
Now a team led by Neal Patwari and Joey Wilson of the University of Utah has come up with a way to peer through the walls of a building using a network of little radios that cost only a few dollars each.Radar works by recording radio waves that have been reflected from the object under observation.
Switch a Big Lamp on and a network of Little Lamps around the world is switched on too, letting your loved ones know you're ready for that Skype call, you've come home safe or you're off to bed".
Nation magazine columnist Max Blumenthal called the mini-series a "gross distortion of history", claiming it is produced and promoted by a "well-honed propaganda operation consisting of a network of little-known right-wingers working from within Hollywood to counter its supposedly liberal bias".
But there is another approach: to create a church out of a network of lots of little church cells exclusive, tightly knit groups of six or seven who meet in one another's homes during the week to worship and pray.
But there is another approach: to create a church out of a network of lots of little church cells — exclusive, tightly knit groups of six or seven who meet in one another's homes during the week to worship and pray.
I was told that there is no way of eradicating the uninvited plant, which self-seeded from a neighboring property long ago and now has a network of a million little roots turning the soil into a matted mess.
The music keeps growing and changing, through distinct but unbroken episodes; it becomes a network of bones with very little meat.
"Stitching together a network of information takes a little time, and you want to be careful," Kirby said.
Episodic memory and episodic future thinking activate a network of overlapping brain regions, but little is known about the mechanism with which the brain separates the two processes.
What I object to is the need to create a network of snack suppliers for the little league T-ball game that lasts as long as a special episode of "The Mickey Mouse Clubhouse".
It could be the world's first observatory, its network of little pools acting as mirrors to the stars.
