The phrase "urban network" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the interconnected system of cities, towns, and other urban areas. Example: The development of a high-speed railway has greatly improved the efficiency of the urban network, connecting major cities in the region and promoting economic growth.
It has also staged terrorist bombings in the cities, though its urban network looks weak.
The Roman urban network also helped spread religion, and cities in the Roman system later became centres of Christian authority.
Under the Finnish flag, Americans and Finns belonging to a group called FUN (Finnish Urban Network) ate and drank as they waited for Groucho.
Outside the Vosges massif, Alsace is densely populated (twice the national average) and has a well-developed urban network dominated by the cities of Strasbourg, Mulhouse, and Colmar.
The Greenmarkets, although the largest urban network of farmers' markets in the country, can't meet the city's growing demand for local produce, said Linda Ameroso, an educator with the Cornell University Cooperative Extension in New York.
They were instead surrounded by a sprawling urban network, a grid of boulevards, streets and canals that extended far into the surrounding landscape, covering an area larger than modern-day Paris.
In February 1993, at an industry event called the Urban Network Power Jam held at the Marriott Hotel near LAX, Cold 187um angrily approached Warren G, Dr Dre's stepbrother.
But in the longer term, fusing with Crédit Agricole, which has a rural base to complement Lyonnais's more urban network, would create a peer to rival whatever emerges from the Paribas battle.
It involves two-seater maglev bubbles scuttling around a three-dimensional urban network or between cities at up to 240kph.In Britain, UK Ultraspeed, backed by Transrapid, argues that high-speed links, for example across the Pennines, would transform investment patterns.
We consider an urban network with two traffic modes.
For some, urban network governance revitalises local democracy by fostering a more plural, inclusive and participative approach to urban policymaking.
