The phrase "a complex matrix of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation, system, or concept that involves multiple interconnected elements or factors.
Example: "The research revealed a complex matrix of social, economic, and environmental influences affecting community health."
Alternatives: "a complicated web of" or "an intricate network of".
The doll, which Hasbro developed with the iRobot Corporation of Somerville, Mass., is a complex matrix of sensors and chips.
Maryland high school graduation requirements mandate two credits of foreign-language study (or a complex matrix of other non-language alternatives).
Overall, families face a complex matrix of barriers that include finances, immigration status, crowding, insufficient community resources, limited educational opportunities, and food and housing insecurity.
"I've always felt the appeal of the show is a complex matrix of, firstly, how ludicrously easy it is to get involved at the most basic level – after all, you just walk out the door and look up.
"Sixty per cent of all clients have been subjected to domestic violence, and almost all present with a complex matrix of interrelated legal matters that require, and receive, a dedicated focus," Lethlean said.
Messaging is complicated, though, and deeply fractured: every conversation using a computer is a complex matrix of choices about what we'll say, whom we'll say it to, and which service we'll use to say it.
The bone cells lie within a complex matrix composed of a mineralized component (hydroxyapatite) and a non-mineralized component (predominately collagenous).
As a result, it can be approximated that the complexity of a complex matrix multiplication is four times of its real counterpart.
That is, the SVD complexity of a complex matrix is four times higher than that of a real matrix approximately due to some additional scalar multiplications and additions.
In 2002, an interesting result for a nonsingular complex matrix of order as a function of,, and singular values is due to Piazza and Politi [28]: (3.10).
The difficulty presented by the analysis of phosphodisaccharides in plant extracts is their low concentration in a complex matrix and the occurrence of isomeric compounds.
