The phrase "a complex arrangement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, system, or structure that is intricate and composed of various interconnected parts.
Example: "The artist created a complex arrangement of colors and shapes that captivated the audience."
Alternatives: "a intricate configuration of" or "a sophisticated setup of".
Furthermore, a curved peduncle model with a complex arrangement of different material layers is generated.
Valley fill is a complex arrangement of individual sedimentary bodies that accumulated at highly variable rates.
Hui Chi Chin creates dynamic spatial tension by stapling nylon stockings to the wall in a complex arrangement of interconnected shapes.
Continue using a complex arrangement of shapes and strokes, and use your whole body to give your painting a sense of scale and energy.
His "ceiling" over new redwood decking is a complex arrangement of shaped canvases playing off the old brick and I-beams of the museum's original factory structure.
Elementary units of pattern-based analysis are scenes – patches of surface consisting of a complex arrangement of individual pixels (patterns).
Fig. 3 A diagram showing the processes of exaptation (shifts in function), collage (assembling existing elements into new functional combinations), scaffolding (loss of a component that was formerly required for the assembly of a complex arrangements of parts), and direct adaptation by natural selection (including secondary adaptation) in the evolution of a complex feature.
The Early English transepts are both famous, that of the south having a complex arrangements of lancets and a rose window making up an entrance façade.
The final agreement introduced a complex arrangement for the oversight of patent matters by the Court of Justice of the European Union.
Probably, a more complicated chloroplast structure might be related to a more complex arrangement of CP complexes.
