The phrase "network of flow" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to systems, processes, or structures that involve movement or transfer, such as in logistics, information technology, or ecology.
Example: "The network of flow in the supply chain ensures that products reach consumers efficiently and on time."
Alternatives: "system of movement" or "flow network."
The network of flow channels in a fusion blanket can be modelled using a 1D thermal hydraulic systems code.
Nitrate concentrations and specific conductance measured during a depth profile indicated that the water column was generally homogeneous as expected for this karst environment, but changes were observed in the most productive zone of the aquifer that might indicate some heterogeneity within the complex network of flow paths.
Bauer et al. (2016) concluded that, on a regional scale, faults of a particular deformation event have to be viewed as forming a network of flow conduits directing recharge more or less rapidly towards the water table and the springs.
It is crisscrossed by streams and canals and dotted with ponds and lakes, forming an elaborate network of flowing water, meticulously maintained by farmers.
"Countries with a larger number of connections in the global network of flows increase their GDP growth by up to 40percentt more than less connected countries do," the M.G.I. said.
Basing on current state of knowledge, we can say that the network perpetuates the global economy as it forms a network of flows of which cities are nodal points.
A convenient representation of the ecosystem as a network of flows (matter, energy) is given as fundamental tool from which one can compute the main components of ascendency: size and organization of flows.
This is the network of flows of commuters between areas of the United Kingdom, and therefore it has a clearly geographic character.
More generally, this research could also reveal how small organisms cooperate by generating networks of flow patterns.
My own household is in the network of transnational flow".
The network of sequence flow between protein structures.
