The phrase "achieve a network of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the establishment or creation of connections, relationships, or systems within a specific context, such as business, technology, or social interactions.
Example: "Our goal is to achieve a network of partnerships that will enhance our outreach and impact in the community."
Alternatives: "establish a network of" or "create a network of".
Ultimately, this development aims to achieve a network of intelligent diagnostics delivering analysed data for high-level plasma performance control such as profile shaping and NTM stabilisation.
Torfaen says it aims to achieve a "network of integrated communities".
The idea, say scientists, is to achieve a network of MPAs that will vastly increase the odds that dispersing fish and larvae will settle in a safe and protected place.
The company is converting its research center into the first of what it hopes will be a series of quantum data centers, its CEO says, and plans to achieve a network of coverage and data centers similar to the big three in upcoming years.
Note that because a rescaling of the probabilities pP N, qP E, and rP D by a common factor only changes the time it takes to achieve a network of a particular size, these probabilities are not independent (for example, pP N can be used to rescale all parameters).
The objective is to achieve a network in which none of the n nodes is isolated, i.e., δ(G >0.
Kickstarting this with a lot of international users quickly is critical to achieving a network effect of sorts.
To achieve this, a network of partners from local and regional administrations, United Nations and non-governmental organizations, school committees, corporations and ministries will be created.
The ultimate aim of research into the AIR is achieving a network-based understanding of this essential physiological response with a view to developing tailored and tissue-specific anti-inflammatory therapies.
The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) project is a very-long-baseline interferometry experiment to observe supermassive black holes at the highest resolution ever achieved, combining a network of radio telescopes around the world.
According to this theory, dosage balance is achieved through a network of regulatory genes which themselves are therefore dosage sensitive.
