"trafficking networks" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase typically used to describe organized criminal networks that facilitate the illegal trade of goods such as drugs, weapons, or humans. For example: "The international trafficking networks are extremely difficult to disrupt."
The vast majority are believed to be controlled by criminal gangs and international trafficking networks.
Some trafficking networks hide behind legitimate taxi business or takeaways, according to the report.
The 2003 crackdown drove up prices, smashed trafficking networks and forced addicts into rehabilitation programmes.
Ten thousand children who will have disappeared into trafficking networks across Europe, forced into drug abuse, child labour, sexual exploitation.
To combat this crime, increased prioritisation must be given to dismantling Nigerian trafficking networks operating across Europe.
Annie Kelly and Lorenzo Tondo reveal the unprecedented numbers of women being preyed on by trafficking networks.
Interior Minister Jean-Pierre Chevenement of France, above, said Russian, Turkish and Albanian groups controlled trafficking networks.
It is expected to recommend that attempts should be made to identify and disrupt trafficking networks at "source".
Trafficking networks may encompass anything from a few loosely associated freelance criminals to large organized criminal groups acting in concert.
Anti-trafficking charities have for several years been warning that nail bars are sometimes linked to human trafficking networks, particularly linked with trafficking from Vietnam.
Flows of weaponry from Libya and elsewhere, uncontrolled criminality, hugely lucrative drug and people trafficking networks, as well as demographics and desertification.
