The phrase "a network of states" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of states that are interconnected or collaborate in some way, often in a political or economic context.
Example: "The European Union functions as a network of states that work together to promote trade and stability across the region."
Alternatives: "a coalition of states" or "an alliance of states".
The dynamical behavior of motors based on chemical principles can be described as a random walk on a network of states.
Cells of each specific type can thus be quantified by their population at a corresponding node within a network of states.
The BJP talks as if India were a single entity, but it understands that India's polity is a network of states in which castes, communities, classes and parties co-operate and compete for the benefits conferred by political power.
Based on the model, all possible combinations of cards and transitions among them could be clearly defined as a network of states.
According to the model, all possible combinations of sentence cards and transitions among them can be clearly defined as a network of states.
Think of functional states as nodes in a network of states, the identity of which depends on the relations they bear to other nodes, and think of the realizers as occupants of these nodes.
A network of state breeding stations helped develop the most productive varieties for each region.
Ellen Bravo Milwaukee, April 27, 2009 The writer coordinates Family Values @ Work: A Multi-State Consortium, a network of state groups working for policies like paid sick days.
It established a National Register of Historic Places, with a network of state historical preservation officers charged with nominating local sites worthy of federal listing.
Ellen Bravo Milwaukee, Nov. 12, 2008 The writer coordinates the Multi-State Working Families Consortium, a network of state coalitions working for policies that value families at work.
Ellen Bravo Milwaukee, Feb. 9, 2009 The writer coordinates the Multi-State Working Families Consortium, a network of state coalitions working for policies that value families at work.
