'significant networking' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large number of connections that can be useful, either professionally or personally. For example, "Katherine has made significant networking connections in her new job which will help her to grow in her career."
BME candidates having less access to significant networking opportunities.
While Oracle does not yet have a significant networking business, Cisco makes online storage and computer server products, putting it in conflict with Oracle and EMC.
Chatting with Klein so casually at this bar was a rare moment, and a potentially significant networking opportunity for an aspiring government worker.
It requires significant networking and a strong knowledge of the financial world.
As we shall see, this endeavour would require significant labour, networking, and bureaucratic and promissory work.
Again, there are other karaoke apps out there, and they often include a significant social networking element — for example, Smule launched its Sing app last year allowing users to collaborate on songs, and I've also written about startup StarMaker's apps tied to the TV shows The Voice and American Idol.
This ex situ collection, with over 220 individual accessions, is derived from the efforts begun in 1981 by the late Dr. Kenneth Shepherd, who used his significant personal networking and credibility with international organizations to obtain and introduce Musa spp. germplasm from various countries [ 11].
She had been doing a significant amount of networking along with selective mailing of her credentials.
Only over the last few years have Lucent and Nortel made significant strides in data networking.
High-speed transmission, fast deployment, and cost saving have made Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) systems a rapidly emerging field of activity in computer networking, attracting significant interests in the communities of academia and industry.
New research released by the U.K.'s telecoms regulator, Ofcom, has flagged up significant growth in social networking among older Internet users — which is helping to offset lower rates of growth across younger age groups.
