The phrase "a network of organizations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of interconnected organizations that collaborate or share resources for a common purpose.
Example: "The conference brought together a network of organizations dedicated to environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a coalition of organizations" or "an alliance of organizations".
For travelers with an interest in organic lifestyles, Ms. Banas suggests World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, a network of organizations that link volunteers with organic farmers and gardeners.
The panel was co-organized by the Children in a Changing Climate Coalition (CCC), a network of organizations promoting child-led climate action of which UNICEF is a member.
"Now we have a network of organizations that investigate them".
The resulting art will be auctioned to raise money for War Child (warchild.org), a network of organizations that supports children affected by war.
This CBP is considered as a specification of needs in order to build a collaboration information system (CIS) for a network of organizations.
While New York offers extraordinary advantages, they said, including an extensive public transportation system and a network of organizations accustomed to working with immigrants, it could also be costly and, for some, emotionally overwhelming.
Ann and Neil Corkery help run a network of nonprofit organizations like Catholic Voices USA, an organization that promotes the church's views.
One important outcome was the emergence of farmer organizations and the development of a network of farmer organizations.
The document also accuses leading tobacco companies of using a network of front organizations and groups with industry ties to thwart the organization.
Teach for All, a network of independent organizations, operates in more than 35 countries.
"I want a direct, outspoken and very humanitarian leader," said Lorraine Cortes-Vazquez, president of the Hispanic Federation, a network of nonprofit organizations.
