The phrase "network of agreements" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a series or group of agreements or contracts between different parties. Example: The United Nations is committed to promoting peace and stability through a network of agreements between member states.
According to one theory, a system of ethics flows from the bottom up, emerging from the network of agreements we make in everyday life.
Pulling the Soviets into a network of agreements, and thus giving them a stake in the status quo, would create a stable structure of peace.
It needs to be supplemented by a network of agreements with other countries, which would agree in advance exactly how to handle various assets and liabilities (as the F.D.I.C. is committed to do in the United States).
Largely avoiding alliances, AT&T has instead formed a network of agreements called a "confederation" with service providers overseas.
That is partly because of its wide network of trade agreements, including the North American Free-Trade Agreement with the United States.
Until we get an integrated network of international agreements in place, we will never get round the problem.
These and a network of taxation agreements with all the world's leading economies ensure the Grand Duchy is accepted in a club of leading nations that share basic principles on how to tax corporations operating across national borders.
But the family has big ideas for lending the singer's voice, image and lyrics to a range of new products and services largely by way of a network of licensing agreements with the newly-formed venture, taking 5 to 10 per cent royalties on sales.
At the level of research organisations, especially the Russian Academy of Sciences has a well-stocked network of cooperation agreements.
The clan elders are tasked with negotiating and mediating a network of reciprocal agreements with neighbouring people which gives the clan access to water points and pastures during drought or conflict-related emergencies.
"Canada has almost no foreign policy," she says, "but rather is part of an elaborate network of trade agreements".
