The phrase "a chaotic mess of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, object, or collection that is disorganized or confusing.
Example: "The artist's studio was a chaotic mess of paint splatters, unfinished canvases, and scattered brushes."
Alternatives: "a disordered jumble of" or "a tangled web of".
The modeling activity is the activity of distilling communal knowledge out of a chaotic mess of information.
Down the road is a chaotic mess of rubble and broken glass, the remains of a once handsome dwelling.
The pendulum has swung too far from the old-style craven deference to a chaotic mess of insult and bravado.
The Conservatives claim that where they provide a stable government, a vote for Labour would lead to a chaotic mess of different parties.
Dozens of office buildings that were flooded by the storm still lack power and are off-limits to tenants, and many streets are a chaotic mess of generators, work crews and pumps.
The digital images of birthdays, holidays and first days at school have piled up in a chaotic mess of pixels and I don't know if they will ever be extracted from my laptop.
The American balloting system is a chaotic mess, with an array of state and local authorities conducting elections under a vast variety of rules using technologies ranging from old-fashioned paper ballots to sleek touch-screen devices.
It's just going to be a confused, chaotic mess of media manipulation, and it's terrifying and destructive and dehumanising and tragic.
The board became a typically chaotic mess of celebrations, threads urging "meme magic" for other swing states — particularly Michigan, Pennsylvania and Virginia — and speculation about the Trump presidency that, as the hours ticked on, became all but certain.
Before today, Cover Stories would offer a mix of articles and social updates from your subscriptions and networks, but the selection could come across, at best, as an eclectic gathering of news and, at worst, as something of a chaotic mess.
The venture, primarily, is an attempt by mobile operators to stake their claim in the growing mobile payments market, which today is still something of a chaotic mess with participation from startups like Square, as well as Google, PayPal, banks, payment networks, and more involved.
