The phrase "a complex functionality that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feature or capability of a system, software, or process that involves multiple components or intricate operations.
Example: "The new software update includes a complex functionality that enhances user experience by integrating various tools seamlessly."
Alternatives: "a sophisticated feature that" or "an intricate capability that".
This approach combines complex functionality that is distributed across numerous organisms that can be independently optimized for a specific function.
ComPlEx has functionality that extends beyond the scope of this text and was created as a tool for comparative analysis and exploration of plant co-expression.
This observation is in line with emerging experimental data showing a more complex functionality of lncRNAs than that which could be drawn from their genomic position relative to coding genes (20).
Functionality of both families of proteins in plants must be the result of a coevolutionary process that might have occurred during the evolution of basal and land plants leading to a complex functional relationship among them.
One interesting application of the methodology presented is to explore new topologies of medium or high order that perform a desired (complex) functionality.
"Things have gotten more obviously complex on airplanes because of the increased functionality that is on airplanes," Standerski said.
This is the interrelationship between the features, viz., the expression level, complex forming ability and the coefficient of functionality, that guided the difference in evolutionary rates of DF and SF proteins.
This comes at a loss of functionality that contributes immensely to decrepitude".
Most of the functionality that is available in iOS7 is just a carry over from iOS6.
In contrast to Apple's wearable strategy, many companies are choosing to develop 'invisible' products, lowering barriers to adoption by removing aesthetic considerations and stripping away complex functionality in favor of devices that do one thing incredibly well.
