The phrase "appealing network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a network that is attractive or interesting, often in the context of social connections, technology, or marketing.
Example: "The startup has created an appealing network of influencers that can help promote their brand effectively."
Alternatives: "attractive network" or "inviting network".
The sites are popular, but there is a case to be made, said one cable industry executive, that they will become less appealing to network owners as the owners get more ad revenue and Nielsen credit for VOD viewing.
When Android was struggling to get a foothold in the smartphone market, the open source nature of Android as a whole gave Google an important weapon for marketing, and appealing to networks and handset manufacturers.
Ning (which means "peace" in Chinese, in case you were wondering) currently provides by a wide margin the best platform for setting up fully functional and visually appealing social networks from scratch.
"We now have over 130 websites in our network, making NaturalPath the largest, fastest-growing media network appealing to conscious consumers consumers who seek out practical solutions to help them lead informed, healthy, and sustainable lives," Phillips explains.
Even if you haven't harboured childhood dreams of being a spy, there's something appealing about the network.
In the first two weeks it has proved powerfully appealing to that network's core audience of teen-age girls and young women.
And Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, effectively squelched the idea of future bin Laden tapes appearing for more than a quick sound bite by appealing to the network news presidents not to put them on the air without screening and editing them first.
What potentially makes the network appealing outside of its contract-free nature and easy-to-understand cost structure is that you'll receive credit for your unused data at the end of the month.
Recently, new features and design trends have emerged in the WSN field, making those networks appealing not only to the scientific community but also to the industry.
This can be done in a number of ways, according to Give as you Live: running campaigns online – particularly through social networks, appealing to pleasure and festivities like Race for Life rather than guilt and duty, and encouraging millennials to work within the not-for-profit organisation.
