The phrase "a complex of many different" is not complete and may require additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation, system, or entity that consists of various distinct elements or components.
Example: "The ecosystem is a complex of many different species interacting with one another."
Alternatives: "a multitude of different" or "a variety of different".
Consciousness is 'not a single wonderful separable thing … but a huge complex of many different informational capacities' (1995, 324. Cottrell 1999 supports this approach).
A story is a complex creation of many different things so you are always accumulating.
The probability of a single transmission event is driven by a complex combination of many different factors associated with human, vector, and pathogen dynamics.
Alternative splicing is a fundamental and tightly regulated RNA processing event that involves a complex interplay of many different trans-acting splicing factors and numerous cis-acting regulatory elements present within the precursor mRNA sequences of eukaryotic genes [ 6].
Cell cycle regulation is a complex interplay of many different external signals and intrinsic cell states (Bähler, 2005).
Since BSA contains 78 arginine and lysine residues, its trypsinisation yields a complex mixture of many different albumin fragments.
These important processes in signaling are difficult to study with traditional biological/biochemical approaches as they comprise a complex interplay of many different events.
The clinical disease formerly referred to simply as "Alzheimer's disease" is, at the population level, a complex manifestation of many different brain conditions [ 10].
I nductors: Nondiffusible solid structures, generally consisting of a complex arrangement of many different substances, leading to differentiation of various tissues and organs in fetal life are known as inductors [ 13].
However, it has become clear that transcriptional activation involves large complexes of many different proteins, which not only directly recruit components of the transcription machinery but also affect the DNA folding.
