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The phrase "a complex model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a detailed or intricate representation of a system, concept, or phenomenon in various fields such as science, engineering, or social sciences.
Example: "The researchers developed a complex model of climate change to better understand its impacts on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an intricate framework of" or "a sophisticated representation of".
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Our data suggest a complex model of regulation of DNA accessibility.
He says it assesses exposure on a complex model of the world that is not always correct.
HIV infection is a complex model of mother-to-child transmission.
On this particular night, he was in the combination kitchen-living room, trying to piece together a complex model of the Visible Man they'd bought as a birthday gift for the teen-age son of a friend.
The development of a virtual-lab based on a complex model of a double-pipe heat exchanger is discussed.
The method, which uses data gathered from a single patient visit, is based on a complex model of Alzheimer's disease progression that the researchers developed by consecutively following two sets of Alzheimer's patients for 10 years each.
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A speech recognition task has been simulated using both a simple and a complex models of CI hearing.
The proposed algorithm is based on a complex modeling of the dynamic information, which simulates both the object and the camera dynamics to predict the putative object locations.
ZPLAN+ is based on the gene flow theory [ 13], the selection index by Hazel and Lush [ 14], as well as on a complex modeling of costs and returns.
We discuss possible contexts in which this type of scheduling might be considered and, as an example, present a particularly complex model of a world‐renowned performing arts venue.
In the Additional File 1 we perform a similar analysis with a more complex model of a mammalian circadian oscillator.
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