The phrase "forms a network" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use the phrase when you want to describe how something (for example, a group of people, an organization, or a set of ideas) is connecting together or is interrelated. For example, "The members of the student council formed a network to increase engagement in their school community."
Unlike most art forms, a network TV series is always under construction.
Though, of… Unlike most art forms, a network TV series is always under construction.
In plywood, layers of wood are both adhered to one another and impregnated by a thermoset such as urea-formaldehyde, which forms a network on heating.
Once the calcium hydroxide is deposited, its eventual interaction with atmospheric carbon dioxide forms a network of calcium carbonate, similar to that which makes up the stone itself.
Etonnants Voyageurs is a French enterprise — the main festival, which forms a network with Edinburgh, Jaipur, PEN World Voices, and others, takes place each year in St.-Malo — and for all the African topics and speakers, this was, in key ways, a French event.
It forms a network of Isis strongholds in Iraq's Sunni heartland, lying on the road to their largest city, Mosul Security forces have so far been unable to retake Tikrit but claim momentum has begun to shift after soldiers, backed by air strikes from a US-led coalition, recently seized the nearby oil refinery town of Beiji.
Coral PBT structure forms a network-type structure, which confers to the material an yield stress behavior.
These fluorescence studies have shown that a so-called MCP (for "membrane compartment with Pma1") compartment forms a network-like structure, defined by its constituent proton ATPase Pma1, while the MCC ("membrane compartment with Can1") compartment forms 300 nm patches and houses a number of proton symporters, as well as a component of the eisosomes [8].
The cables form a network of connections among the processors — a web.
"We are forming a network of international universities leading in the field of transnational writing.
