above network vs the above network

Both 'above network' and 'the above network' can be correct depending on the context. 'Above network' is used when referring to a network that is physically or conceptually above something else. 'The above network' is used when referring to a specific network mentioned earlier in the text.

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above network

This phrase is correct when referring to a network that is physically or conceptually above something else.

This phrase is used to describe a network that is positioned higher or superior to another network in a physical or conceptual sense.

Examples:

The satellite network is positioned above the ground network.
The cloud network is located above the local network.
The management network is above the production network.

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Which of the above Network's programmes concerning Greek companies established in Greece does the Commission finance and what is the amount of funding?
As explained above, networks above 3000 km benefit from a 10 % reduction, which is based on market evidence.
In the latter case above the network connection should be reset before use.
In the latter case, above the network connection should be reset.
Are the press reports referred to above regarding 'network decommissioning' accurate? 2.
The three Member States mentioned by the Honourable Member have above average network tariffs for the customer types used.
In addition to the different promotional actions detailed in the sections above, networks should be set up to support applications by SMEs for the eco-label.
Table 1 Implementation of the Electricity Directive on page 4 of the report (column headed Overall network tariffs) reveals that Austria, Germany and Luxembourg have above-average network tariffs.
Will the Commission say what contribution the European Union has made to the above UN network?
If train speeds on a network are above 200 km/h but limited to 250 km/h, in some cases it may not be necessary to include aerodynamic noise, depending on the vehicle design.
The Green Paper on territorial cohesion sets as immediate sectors the charge by the monopolies into health, education, energy and other services, the fundamental element being that of access to the transport networks above all.
The Community should pursue a cohesive and integrated policy on the above-mentioned supply networks, as well as on natural disasters, pandemics and the terrorist threat.
urges the regional parliaments to set up parliamentary committees to monitor the application of the subsidiarity principle and become preferred contacts in the above-mentioned network;
2.9 urges the regional parliaments with legislative powers to consider setting up parliamentary committees with responsibility for monitoring application of the subsidiarity principle. As a result, these would then be privileged negotiating partners in the above-mentioned networks;
Thus, taking the lit fibre rent tone applied as of 2005, it appears that the rental value of two optic fibre (i.e. a single fibre pair) per route km for networks above 3000 km will be GBP 450.
the need to promote initiatives at various levels in order to ensure continuous training of users and to open up the above-mentioned network infrastructure for the purposes of continuous training;
Furthermore, following the examples of the above mentioned regional networks, it calls on the Commission to take into account the potential of regional production/consumption chains;
GPS begins with a network of 24 satellites... orbiting the Earth 12,500 miles above the surface.
As network improvements are implemented, more space than that shown above could become available.
The network should ensure the efficient re-attribution of concentrations according to the principles described in section II above.

Alternatives:

network above
superior network
higher network

the above network

This phrase is correct when referring to a specific network mentioned earlier in the text.

This phrase is used to refer to a network that has been previously mentioned in the text, typically to avoid repetition or to provide clarity.