The phrase "a network of value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing economic systems, relationships, or frameworks that create or exchange value among participants.
Example: "In today's digital economy, building a network of value is essential for fostering collaboration and innovation among businesses."
Alternatives: "a value network" or "a value exchange system".
Social support is a promising target for intervention, but it is important to distinguish between implicit social support (reminders that one belongs to a network of valued others) and explicit social support (seeking and receiving advice and emotional solace).
The D-Link NVRs will be available in the first quarter of 2009 through a network of value-added resellers, solution providers and distributors, and at the company store, www.dlinkshop.com.
In an interview this week at the Inbound Marketing Summit, where we were both keynote speakers, Chris shared some of his top ideas on how to build a network of real value.
Studying in a college for a degree program can help you create a network of decades of value from an investment of just a few years' time that is surely worthwhile.
"I think the United States of America is and will remain the most influential, powerful and important country in the world, the largest economy, and the largest military, [with] a network of alliances, values that are universally respected".
Implication: Brands must create a trustworthy network of value.
On a larger scale, the CLN will empower local economies by connecting them to a global network of value.
We defined a trust metric, called pervasive trust which provides inferred trust values for pairs of nodes, based on a network of direct trust values.
Along with funding, Bioventures supported the companies it invested in with life sciences experience, a network of contacts, and value-added services.
Whether they work in or out of your organization, think about a network of collaborators as a value constellation, each node willing to contribute value in exchange for its own idea of reward.
