The phrase "a popular network of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a widely recognized or frequently used system or group of interconnected entities, such as social media platforms, organizations, or services.
Example: "Facebook is a popular network of friends and family that allows users to connect and share content."
Alternatives: "a well-known network of" or "a widely used network of".
The program introduced by Yahoo, operator of the Internet's second most popular network of Web sites, is similar to the direct investment options offered by hundreds of the nation's biggest corporations.
Two popular network architectures of artificial neural network namely multilayer perceptron (MLP) and radial basis network (RBN) are adopted to simulate the transient cabin temperature under random modulation of compressor speed.
Despite being aired on premium cable network HBO, which is available in significantly fewer American homes than regular networks, the show frequently attracted equal or larger audiences than most popular network shows of the time.
The Frente Brasil Popular, a network of trade unions, social movements and other organisations sympathetic to the ruling Partido dos Trabalhadores (PT) said it would hold events in 45 cities in defence of democracy and the rights of the working class.
ns-2 supports an array of popular network protocols, offering simulation results for wired and wireless networks alike.
Both networks offer a mix of reruns of popular network television shows, movies and sports, though TNT has also ventured into original programming.
Convolutional neural networks, a popular type of neural network for deep learning, have been shown to be effective at performing feature extraction and classification for many domains including text.
The British Broadcasting Corporation BBCC) finally responded to the growing appeal of the pirates with the creation in 1967 of a popular music network, Radio 1, and the first of nearly three dozen local radio stations not programmed from London.
"Maybe this is what success looks like," says Nick Denton, speaking of his own business, Gawker Media — a popular and profitable network of Web sites covering technology, sports and celebrity news — as well as of disruptive ventures like Craigslist, the free site that has decimated classified advertising, once a lucrative source of income for newspapers.
It is worth noting that the program FIRST [12], a popular implementation of network rigidity for proteins, uses an ad hoc sliding energetic cut-off threshold, E c, to determine when H-bond constraints are present or not.
