The phrase "a network of users" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group of individuals who are connected through a common platform or system, often in the context of technology or social media.
Example: "The app has grown significantly, creating a network of users who share similar interests and goals."
Alternatives: "a community of users" or "a group of users".
Many high-tech products need to be compatible with a network of users.
But Bitcoin is essentially unassailable, because the currency has no central bank, and is made and maintained by a network of users.
Instead, the coins are created by a network of users who solve complex mathematical problems — a method known as "mining" — to generate bitcoins.
The total outstanding pool of bitcoin — which is created by a network of users who solve complex mathematical problems — is now worth more than $7 billion.
The system works by transparently distributing a request for information on questions like "Who knows John Smith?" and "Are Nikon digital cameras better than Olympus?" to the computers in a network of users.
The account appeared to be part of a network of users dedicated to amplifying one another on Twitter, said Ben Nimmo, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council who studies disinformation.
The company provides a driving image sharing service which is essentially a crowd-sourced dashcam application that gathers and shares images taken from a network of user vehicles.
A salesperson's edge is information, and what better place to learn about prospects than a network of user-generated biographies?
FanPop Is a network of user-generated fan clubs for different topics of interest created and maintained by the community of fans.
Further support was provided by a network of super users (the most experienced users) among the ward staff.
But if it doesn't, a network of CRAYFIS users might pick up a spray of particles that would otherwise go unnoticed.
