"network of interconnections" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a complex system of connections between multiple entities or components. Example: The economy is a network of interconnections between various industries and businesses, and any major disruption in one sector can have ripple effects throughout the entire system.
Teasing out the precise contribution of a particular efficiency improvement isn't just difficult, however; it may be impossible, because the endlessly ramifying network of interconnections is too complex to yield readily to empirical, mathematics-based analysis.
The Jataka stories also illustrate the moral and salvific potential that comes with an accurate, enlightened appraisal of the vast network of interconnections described by the idea of samsara.
This has created changes in the distribution network of interconnections and connections between qanats.
P. polycephalum then constructs an elaborate network of interconnections between food sources, allowing it to shuttle nutrients around.
A design described at RT-level can be regarded as a collection of blocks and a network of interconnections.
Watsuji's objection to individualistic ethics, which he associated with virtually all Western thinkers to some degree, is that it loses touch with the vast network of interconnections that serves to make us human.
These sets of rules form the basis for the creation of a network of interconnection and the implementation of network services.
They visualized complex networks of interconnections, with the most influential and knowledgeable workers at the center.
Islamists have no comparable establishment but nonetheless still have strong networks of interconnection.
Over the years, domestic and overseas studies and engineering practices on UHV grids, smart grids, clean energy, and supergrid interconnections, especially China's success in building the robust smart grid, have laid a solid foundation for developing a global network of energy interconnections.
In this paper, we study the network of global interconnections between language communities, based on shared co-editing interests of Wikipedia editors, and show that although English is discussed as a potential lingua franca of the digital space, its domination disappears in the network of co-editing similarities, and instead local connections come to the forefront.
