The phrase "a complex long" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is both complex and lengthy, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report was a complex long analysis of the data trends over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a lengthy complex" or "a long and complex".
It is a complex long series of chirps and twitters, which overall is similar to the song of a hummingbird (Ridgely and Tudor 1989, 2001, Ridgely and Greenfield 2009) or of a Hemispingus tanager (Hilty et al. 1979).
BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 Tehran Yields on Inspections Iran has agreed to allow United Nations inspectors into a complex long suspected to be a site for nuclear arms development.
The concept of "factory as a product" perceives the factory as a complex long life product introducing design advantages for factory planning and optimization, seeking to improve quality, reduce ramp-up, product delivery and overall reduce time and costs.
Somewhere within a vast, grey expanse?" Their simple idea turned into a complex, long-term cartography project that is bearing its fruit exactly two years later.
Without wanting to denigrate motherhood, nor apple pie, both are much easier to come by than the construction of the architecture of peace – a complex, long-term and often frustrated project.
The subvertical faults reactivated pre-existing, high-grade basement shear-zone fabrics (Itacaiúnas shear zone) and display a complex, long-lived history of movement (>1 Ga) dominated by oblique- and strike-slip displacements.
Corporate wellness is a complex, long-term play.
But one thing's for sure: This app is in a complex, long-term relationship with adult content.
They have the knowledge and the processes to turn a profit while still producing such a complex, long-lasting, safety focused product, and they know how to scale it.
Still, the area is more toxic than 18 of the large cities we looked at, proving that cracking down on waste and emissions is a complex, long-term problem.
"The railway is a complex, long-term, critical element of Britain's infrastructure and needs sustained, high levels of investment if we are to meet the public's rapidly increasing appetite for rail travel, and businesses' desire to move freight off congested roads," said Sir David Higgins, chief executive of Network Rail.
