The phrase "a complex aggregation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or combination of various elements that are intricate or multifaceted.
Example: "The research revealed a complex aggregation of factors contributing to climate change."
Alternatives: "a intricate collection of" or "a multifaceted grouping of".
Previous analysis revealed that granules are composed of a complex aggregation of sub-units in intimate relation with an intracrystalline matrix.
Preferential paths (highly permeable facies) are not sinusoidal channels, but a complex aggregation of lobe-shaped sediments (Fig. 5b).
Paul Lamere, director of developer platform at the Echo Nest, compiled the map using a complex aggregation of data from online music listeners, combined with lots of math.
Parenting is a complex aggregation of everyday parental behaviors, cognitions, emotions, attitudes and values under multiple influences, influenced by transactions across time between parental, child and contextual factors [ 1- 3].
Partial sampling regimes may be due to several factors, such as logistical constraints (e.g. very large and/or complex aggregations of fish) or issues associated with the handling of wild fish, where possible impacts on behaviour or subsequent survival must be considered.
Immune complexes (aggregations of antigens, complement proteins, and IgG and IgM antibodies) deposited in various tissues trigger Type III hypersensitivity reactions.
Although the Finke-Watzsky model is the simplest model capable of describing various factors that characterize nucleated aggregation of various neurological proteins, including Aβ40, this phenomenological model may be inadequate, (also acknowledged by Morris et. al [36]), in describing the events of a complex multistep aggregation process.
Continuous TDP-43 expression during early neuronal development produced a complex phenotype, including aggregation of phospho-TDP-43, increased ubiquitin immunoreactivity, mitochondrial abnormalities, neurodegeneration and early lethality.
Analysis of patient level geographical data is necessary to determine the potential utility of simple and more complex aggregation methods.
Amyloid formation in AD is conceptualized as a complex process of protein aggregation, involving the misfolding of Aβ into soluble and insoluble assemblies [ 39].
The Late Neolithic of the Maltese Islands is constituted by a complex megalithic landscape of aggregation sites above and below ground.
