The phrase "accidental network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a network that is formed unintentionally or without deliberate planning, often in a technical or social context.
Example: "The accidental network of friends that formed during the conference led to unexpected collaborations."
Alternatives: "unintentional network" or "spontaneous network".
Another of Network's accidental byproducts is the nostalgia one feels right from its opening shot of four TV network news anchors – three real, one fictional.
She is also the author of The Sustainable Network: The Accidental Answer for a Troubled Planet.
Whether they're buried by additional contacts, lost due to forgetfulness, or things just get weird because so much time has passed, accidental disconnection erodes the networks professionals try hard to build.
Trespassing on train tracks is the biggest cause of accidental death on UK railways, Network Rail warned.
Designing a robust sensor network to detect accidental contaminants in water distribution systems is a challenge given the uncertain nature of the contamination events (what, how much, when, where and for how long) and the dynamic nature of water distribution systems (driven by the random consumption of consumers).
The contemporary Kazakh state has been described as "an accidental country" in which clan networks remain the only semi-effective institutions.
The similarities between city transportation maps and the circuitry of modern networks are not accidental.
Water utilities have started to install water quality sensors to protect their network against intentional and accidental contamination events.
The phases are determined by differing levels of interference between active paths in the network and the consequent accidental destruction of good paths.
The order was issued to forestall the accidental infection of national security computer networks by viruses -- and the intentional removal of classified information.
