The phrase "a stable network of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a reliable and consistent system or group of interconnected elements, such as people, organizations, or technologies.
Example: "To ensure effective communication, we need to establish a stable network of partners and stakeholders."
Alternatives: "a reliable network of" or "a consistent network of".
For starters, it needs to ensure that people who join H.M.O.'s can count on the same core guarantees that Original Medicare offers -- affordable premiums, reliable benefits and a stable network of doctors and hospitals from one year to the next.
The MD results show a stable network of H-bonds that hold the two protein domains together.
Nearly constant storage modulus in a small strain regime shows that the magnetic field induces a stable network of the solid components and the fluid behaves like solid.
This mismatched combination of residues potentially disrupts the positioning of residues 186, 189 and 190 that form a stable network of inter-residue interactions.
Notably, two water molecules (W1 and W2 in Figure 1) were also found to remain in the binding pocket, contributing to a stable network of hydrogen bonds involving residues Thr, Gln and Thr of EGFR-TKD.
HCP are unable to create a stable network of services on short notice (e.g., day care, home care and volunteer support), which may often lead to an unexpected admission to a long-term care institution.
In [6], the many-to-many space-time network coding (M2M-STNC) for a network of N decode-and-forward (DF) nodes is proposed to achieve a diversity order of N-1 per node over a total of 2N time slots while maintaining a stable network throughput of 1/2 symbol per time slot per node.
To briefly explain the principle, let a stable network consisting of n species be perturbed from the reference steady-state.
The slow diffusional properties of proximal water molecules near PNIPAM oligomers suggests that water forms a stable network near hydrophilic groups of PNIPAM as compared to the hydrophilic groups of PAA and PEG.
Hierarchical governance, for instance, would be more suitable for achieving a stable network with high levels of accountability and a focus on the compliance with regulatory requirements.
The infrastructure less nature of mobile ad hoc network causes frequent change in the topology of network due to dynamic mobility of mobile nodes, communication management, and creation of a stable network are the most challenging tasks in MANET.
