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The phrase "a network of vessels" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, anatomy, or any field discussing interconnected systems, such as the circulatory system.
Example: "The human body contains a complex network of vessels that transport blood and nutrients to various organs."
Alternatives: "a system of vessels" or "an interconnected network of vessels".
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The blood supply of the bone and bone marrow are interconnected through a network of vessels.
The new anatomy is an extension of the lymphatic system, a network of vessels that runs in parallel to the body's vasculature, carrying immune cells rather than blood.
A microscopic image of endothelial cells suspended in a central region of a microfluidic device, showing the initial stages in the formation of a network of vessels.
The lymphatic vasculature is comprised of a network of vessels that is essential both to fluid homeostasis and to the mediation of regional immune responses.
We then show the ability of the ADER scheme to deal with stiff sources through a numerical simulation in a network of vessels.
The Lymphatic System is a network of vessels, like veins, that rid your body of excess fluid.
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There are a network of blood vessels, including one large vessel, and several small ones.
A network of blood vessels could be distinguished in fluorescence images, and the dynamic changes of nanospheres in the superficial vessels were clearly observed [ 78].
In between is a network of blood vessels.
Each baby had a unique sheen, a network of blood vessels starkly visible beneath the surface.
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