The phrase "a complex and multilevel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has multiple layers or dimensions, often in contexts like analysis, systems, or structures.
Example: "The issue at hand is a complex and multilevel problem that requires careful consideration from various perspectives."
Alternatives: "a multifaceted and layered" or "a complicated and hierarchical".
In a statement on Wednesday the attorney-general, George Brandis, said: "The complex and multilevel merits review system for FOI matters has contributed to significant processing delays.
This study shows that antisense transcripts may contribute to developmental regulation of a key transcription factor gene implicated in CNS patterning, possibly by complex and multilevel mechanisms.
Many researchers have studied Internet topology, and the analysis of complex and multilevel Internet structure is nontrivial.
The AHP approach involves decomposing a complex and unstructured problem into a set of components organized in a multilevel hierarchic form.
Tuber induction in potato (Solanum tuberosum L). is a complex, multilevel process, which integrates environmental and internal signals to ensure optimal life strategy during the growing season (reviewed in [ 34, 37]).
The interaction of miRNA and diseases is a complex web of multilevel interactions, given the fact that a miRNA regulates upto 50 or more diseases and miRNAs/diseases work in clusters.
Indeed, urban context awareness is a complex, multilevel problem as to its functioning and implementation, from low-level sensor data acquisition, through intermediate-level information processing and modeling, to high-level application action and service delivery.
If the work of care for parents of CSHCN is, as our review and conceptual model suggests, a complex multilevel adaptive system, then efforts to improve the quality of care received by these children, aiming ultimately to improve their outcomes, must appreciate and grapple with several features of such systems.
Still, Rudolph's trademarks are there: the concrete columns, shaped like four-leaf clovers, are like no others in the world, and the indoor sculpture court is a complex, multilevel space.
Referral for kidney transplantation evaluation must occur before evaluation, wait-listing and transplantation, making the entire process a complex, multilevel, multisystem pathway that may discourage the average patient.
