The phrase "a network of many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a complex system or group that consists of numerous interconnected elements or individuals.
Example: "The organization operates as a network of many volunteers, each contributing their unique skills to the cause."
Alternatives: "a web of numerous" or "a system of many".
We derive measures for assessing the value of an individual habitat fragment for the dynamics and persistence of a metapopulation living in a network of many fragments.
We consider climate as a network of many dynamical systems and apply ideas from graph theory to a global data set to study its collective behavior.
And because we keep primary functions on the ground floors, we have a network of many low indoor-outdoor spaces, where you can be outdoors but sheltered, indoors but in the landscape.
Moreover, the rGO film was already composed of a network of many rGO flakes of microscale size, inducing high structural stability under stretching (Fig. 2e); thus, the 3D network of rGO/Au could be retained during and after stretching in the same manner (Fig. 2f).
The technology and approach that allow you share a database, which is duplicated across a network of many, many, many computers and other devices.
The advantage of exposing the functionality via the OpenTox API is that all these resources could interoperate seamlessly, not only within a single web application, but also in a network of many cooperating distributed services.
In clear difference, a compositional entity undergoes replication/reproduction via composition-preserving growth, facilitated by a network of "many-to-many" molecular interactions, followed by fission [ 36].
Now Dr. Robinson is working to create a network of as many as a hundred stations.
Hunt has been an enthusiastic proponent of creating a network of as many as 80 local stations.
Charlie is an only child and I have a network of relatives, many younger than me, in California.
A network of Albanians, many of them fleeing the war in the Balkans, found that Belgium was an ideal place to set up shop.
