The phrase "ancillary network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to supplementary or supporting networks, often in fields like telecommunications, healthcare, or logistics.
Example: "The ancillary network provides additional support to the main system, ensuring seamless communication and data transfer."
Alternatives: "supporting network" or "supplementary network".
We provide evidence that BMP8b enhances the thermogenic capacity of BAT and beige tissues by increasing adipocyte production of NRG4 and angiogenic factors that coordinately remodel thermogenic ancillary networks (vascular and nervous networks) (Fig. 9).
He cited other issues as well, including the control the International Olympic Committee asserts over rights and media access, NBC's seemingly scattershot scheduling of Olympic matches on its ancillary networks and, of course, the risk of injury to its best players.
Even though those ancillary networks don't actually have any viewership, Cablevision has to pay for them anyway.
But more importantly, Cablevision is seeking a permanent injunction that would bar Viacom from requiring carriage of ancillary networks in order to also have MTV, Comedy Central, and the like.
According to the press release — a redacted version of the lawsuit itself won't be available until later — Cablevision is accusing Viacom of violating antitrust laws, by "illegally" forcing Cablevision to carry and pay for 14 low-rated ancillary networks.
"We continue to believe that Viacom's tying of its popular networks to carriage of its lesser-watched ancillary networks is illegal, anti-consumer, and wrong," Cablevision said in statement.
In the last few years an ancillary support network of another 150 or so community groups has developed to work with TASC clients after they complete their formal rehabilitation programs, making sure they stay on the straight and narrow for the long haul.
But retransmission consent has since morphed into the bludgeon used by media conglomerates to ensure their ancillary cable networks get favorable distribution in exchange for allowing cable companies the right to use their network affiliates' broadcast signals.
Commercial viability of islanding operation must be assessed in relation to enhancement of power quality, system reliability and supply of potential ancillary services through network support.
And, commercial-building owners can make money providing demand-side control and ancillary services through network aggregators like EnerNoc.
