The phrase "a complex constellation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or phenomenon that involves many interconnected elements or factors.
Example: "The research revealed a complex constellation of social, economic, and environmental factors influencing public health."
Alternatives: "a intricate network of" or "a multifaceted array of".
Within the first few minutes of her show at the Bowery Ballroom on Monday night, Keren Ann charted a complex constellation of feelings: wistfulness, disdain, self-pity, indignation, whimsy.
Background: Fibromyalgia is a widespread, chronic pain disorder that includes a complex constellation of somatic and emotional symptoms.
Background context: Low back pain (LBP) and low back disorders (LBDs) identify a complex constellation of conditions that frustrate both diagnosis and therapy.
Astonishingly in late Holocene times, between 4.2 and 3.1 ka cal BP, aggradations of coarse gravels even in distal floodplain areas overlap with sedimentation of fine material in adjacent river sections pointing to a complex constellation of parameters involved.
The refeeding syndrome is a complex constellation of major characteristics which requires a multifacet diagnostic criteria.
Lifestyle represents a complex constellation of highly associated factors involving social, behavioural and economic activities in which humans are engaged and environmental factors to which they are exposed.
The obtained coded and interleaved bits are then mapped into a sequence of symbols, denoted by, using a complex constellation alphabet of size symbols having unit average power.
Studies of single CAs, such as child sexual abuse, could lead to false causal associations, as they invariably occur amid a more complex constellation of family risk factors which require full understanding.
This idea is the core of Holley's artistic practice, a complex constellation that encapsulates both his sculptures and his music.
That Britain, a diverse and complex constellation of countries, is headed, in its nuanced way, leftward.
It has filed for a larger and more complex constellation of 4,000 satellites orbiting at three separate LEO altitudes.
