The phrase "a complex assemblage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or grouping of various elements that are intricate or multifaceted.
Example: "The ecosystem is a complex assemblage of different species, each playing a vital role in maintaining balance."
Alternatives: "a intricate collection of" or "a multifaceted grouping of".
For ecologists, by contrast, everything is a relationship among a complex assemblage of factors.
The rooms had thirty-seven-inch flat-screen televisions and a complex assemblage of pillows, three-hundred-thread-count sheets, and duvets, which Marriott called a "global bedding makeover".
The structure was crowned by a great tile roof — substantial enough to have covered a suburban railroad station — and by a complex assemblage of turrets, balconies, chimney stacks, oriel windows and other elements in rough-faced bluestone and mottled yellow iron-spot brick.
Glaciolacustrine diamict is found beneath, and in association with, a complex assemblage of pillow lava, lava breccias and hyaloclastites.
The Faynan area comprises a complex assemblage of deposits and landforms of varying nature, age and position in the landscape.
A challenge is that urban governance is not simply urban, but a complex assemblage of institutions, networks and socio-technical arrangements.
Its flavor and character result largely from a studied, often complex assemblage of botanicals.
Supraglacial and ice-marginal landscapes include a varying and complex assemblage of landforms that reflect the interplay of local and regional topographic settings, geology, glacier dynamics, and local and regional climatic controls.
The conceptual framework presented here was developed mainly from an ambition to structure and organise the complex assemblage of scientific-, politicand and technical aspects of current and future management of chemical contamination of the aquatic environment.
Which is good news, as it means this review can entirely ignore the complex assemblage of unrelated images on show in the songs' video - Algeria fans celebrating a World Cup victory, may day revellers, a dual carriageway, a bored-looking horse - and instead focus on the most banal series of rhyming couplets heard this side of an Enemy/Twang joint tour.
Thus, beyond the physical benefits that walking brings, it is the complex assemblage of walking and talking in combination with the fluid navigation between multiple spaces that mobilises a therapeutic assemblage that promotes wellbeing in people living with and beyond breast cancer.
