The phrase "a network of several" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system or group that consists of multiple interconnected elements or entities.
Example: "The research focused on a network of several universities collaborating on climate change initiatives."
Alternatives: "a system of multiple" or "a web of various".
The proposed merger would bring together NYU Langone Medical Center, a highly specialized academic medical center, and Continuum Health Partners, a network of several community-oriented hospitals, including Beth Israel and the two St . Lukes-Roosevelt campuses.
Many of the Pakistani Taliban fighters organize and rest here in North Waziristan under the protection of Sirajuddin Haqqani, the Afghan Taliban leader who runs a network of several thousand fighters of his own.
Continuum brings to the table a network of several community-oriented hospitals, including Beth Israel and the two St . Lukes-Roosevelt campuses, while both Mount Sinai and NYU bring their more specialized academic medical services.
Those who went on to lead large evangelical organizations of their own included Greg Laurie, pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship, a network of several hundred churches; and Kenn Gulliksen, the founder of a church movement called Vineyard, who introduced Bob Dylan to evangelical Christianity, which Mr. Dylan embraced in the 1970s and early '80s.
The idea that blogs would have a network of several titles looked like a good one back then.
They pulled through by paring expenses (the ban ended in 1992), and Mansour set out to convince GM to switch from a network of several dealers to a single distributor.
(Cotter) School Zone Martinez Gallery isn't a place; it's a collaborative network of several graffiti artists, two architect-designers, a curator and a dealer.
We consider a star network of several nodes collecting data and transmitting them to a central sink node.
In contrast to primates (e.g. Kummer et al. 1974; Cheney et al. 1986), ravens do not seem to establish and maintain a social network of several affiliates but focus on one bonding partner at a time.
A cooperative network of several CR-assisted systems can be modeled as an OR/AND-rule network.
While LNA procedures can detect multiple, unrelated matched regions between networks, and can in particular match a given protein of a network to several proteins of the other network in different local matchings, GNA seeks the best consistent matching across all nodes simultaneously.
