The phrase "a cluster of complex" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of complex items or concepts, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The research revealed a cluster of complex variables that influenced the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a group of intricate" or "a collection of complicated".
For instance, the cytoplasmic small ribosomal subunit is central to a cluster of protein complexes linking protein translation (guanyl nucleotide exchange factor; prefoldin complex) to DNA biology e.g. replication factor C, RecQ helicase-Topoisomerase III) and complexes mediating gene expression/chromatin biology (e.g. NuA3 HAT complex).
In Fig. 3 an example cluster of complex structures is given.
Thus, we propose that the structural basis of a receptive-field hot spot is a cluster of Merkel cell neurite complexes at a heminode.
But there are no bans on camping gear posted at Josie Robertson Plaza, in the midst of the Lincoln Center theater complex, or at the Barclays Capital Grove, a cluster of trees also within the complex.
The SAI afferent's end organ is a cluster of Merkel cell-neurite complexes, which are required to produce canonical SAI firing patterns in mouse touch-dome afferents (Maricich et al., 2009).
Holl has designed an apartment complex: a cluster of a dozen towers, linked by two-storey walkways 20 storeys up.
They can also be hard to invest in at scale: the Qatari-led group that is currently buying the Canary Wharf complex, a cluster of skyscrapers in London, for $4 billion would have to spend a lot of time and effort piecing together a portfolio of petrol stations worth that much.
It is a Tuesday evening in a basement room in Kuwait City's Dasman Complex, a cluster of art supply shops and offices.
The budget is also a boost for what may be one of Singapore's best-known science assets: A*STAR's Biopolis research complex, a cluster of research institutes and industry labs.
