The phrase "a network of servers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing computer systems, internet infrastructure, or data management.
Example: "The company relies on a network of servers to ensure data is stored securely and accessed efficiently."
Alternatives: "a server network" or "a system of servers."
The data collected by the Aadhaar centres will be stored in a network of servers in the southern city of Bangalore.
The company's Business Enterprise Server arm is popular with banks and government departments because it offers secure email by carrying traffic on a network of servers it has built and linked into clients' buildings.
"Telecommunications and the Internet are closely related, they go hand in hand," said Goodwin Gaw, the chairman of Global Gateway, a company that is building a network of servers and telecommunications equipment in the western United States and Asia.
A network of servers is supposed to keep track of all the gold, just as it keeps track of everything else on the island, but in late 1997 bands of counterfeiters found a bug that allowed them to reproduce gold pieces more or less at will.
Eventually, Stahlman believes, computer power will be sold like electricity, with users pulling down the services and processing power they need from a network of servers.
The reason behind this is that the blockchain is a network of servers that share the same record of transactions.
When a company becomes an Akamai customer, Akamai generally distributes significant information for the client's Web pages to a network of server computers around the nation.
We consider a network of server instances ({P_2} = left( {S,E} right) ) where S is a set of servers and E is a set of links among server instances, called s-links.
Akamai, based in the rather chilly precincts of Cambridge, Mass., provides a network of computer servers to improve the performance of its clients' Web sites.
On Thursday, Akamai Technologies, which operates a network of Internet servers that distributes traffic to major Web sites, including Yahoo.com, MSNBC.com and ABCnews.com, said Internet traffic to the sites it served was the highest the company has measured.
KAT has moved its domains several times after being blocked in Britain, Ireland, Italy, Denmark, Belgium and Malaysia, according to the complaint, and has relied on a network of computer servers located around the world, including in Chicago.
