'extensive networking' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a wide-reaching and well-established network of contacts, connections, or resources. For example, "John has an extensive networking of business contacts that he has developed over the years, which has been very beneficial to his career."
Saïb's success, he says, is a result of hard work, extensive networking, and good time-management skills.
Ali Saïb's success in science and science communication is a result of hard work, extensive networking, and good time-management skills.
The increased deployment of information technology for information processing, extensive networking, and system/environment monitoring using sensor and information fusion systems are essential characteristics of cyber-physical systems.
Unfortunately, that critical information — that network intelligence — isn't written down in a book somewhere or on an online forum, but generally is uncovered by extensive networking and gossip.
Tasks like information processing, extensive networking, or system monitoring using sensor and information fusion systems are incorporated with the aim to design applications that are capable for self-configuration, -diagnosis, and -optimisation.
Like many other high-end conferences, with high-end meals and parties for 2-3 dand, and with extensive networking opportunities a top-tier audience of VCs, corporate VCs, investors and other CEOs, there is an entrance fee.
Business schools are also adding to their risk-related continuing education offerings, which can make obtaining the certifications easier and can provide extensive networking opportunities.
In part two of this series, coming next month, I'm going to bring out the big ammunition with an extensive list of networking questions and tips on how to get the specific information that you seek.
The Afghan initiative offers a forum for extensive information-sharing, networking and funding to improve coordination and collaboration on girls' education.
AFENET is organized around a networking and service concept, operating mainly through cooperation with other agencies, host country health ministries, universities, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the private sector and an extensive network of professionals.
Slowly but surely they are experimenting with new media to reach potential voters, as Barack Obama has done with extensive social networking tools on his website.
