The phrase "as a new network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being introduced or established in the context of a network, such as a system, organization, or group.
Example: "We are excited to launch our services as a new network dedicated to connecting local businesses with customers."
Alternatives: "as a fresh network" or "as an emerging network".
Software Defined Networking (SDN) has emerged as a new network architecture for dealing with network dynamics through software-enabled control.
To use the printer from another Windows XP computer, go to Printers and Faxes to add the printer as a new network printer.
Vehicular sensing where vehicles on the road continuously gather, process, and share location-relevant sensor data (e.g., road condition, traffic flow) is emerging as a new network paradigm for sensor information sharing in urban environments.
Norwegian users were signing up to an obscure US college before the country was added as a new network, they told me, but added that if we can suggest which new cities or UK areas need including, they will do it.
Now, a century later, this idea has been exponentially intensified as a new network of rail routes are being forged between east and west.
WiMax (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) is a high capacity IP-based technology that can be deployed as a new network or as an overlay to existing 2G and 3G wireless technologies.
We evaluated the AWRA-L SM estimates with and without assimilation against in situ moisture measurements in southeast Australia (OzNet), as well as against a new network of cosmic-ray moisture probes (CosmOz) spread across the country.
This reform included the removal of the monopolies protecting the incumbents as well as developing a new network of services which cater more effectively to the public's travelling demands.
The results can be used in multiple ways, such as creating a new network from highlighted nodes (utilizing Cytoscape's functionality), storing resulting networks in the database, merging networks, and reusing the results by transferring names of highlighted nodes to new queries.
At the same time, as Richard Bush observes, the PRC will need to reach out to Taiwan to demonstrate its readiness to put past tensions to the side as it forges a new network of relationships across the Strait.
The work in all three areas was done as part of Sprite, a new network operating system that is being built here at Berkeley.
