The phrase "a complex relationship to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature of a relationship that is intricate or multifaceted, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study explores a complex relationship to a variety of cultural influences that shape individual identity."
Alternatives: "a complicated connection to a" or "an intricate association with a".
Some studies have attempted to link milder indices of hematotoxicity to single exposure biomarkers, although it is more likely that there is a complex relationship to a combination of exposure biomarkers and early benzene-induced disease.
Studies examining the relationship of NEAT1 RNA to other nuclear structures are ongoing (Clemson et al., in preparation), and preliminarily indicate that NEAT1 foci may have a complex relationship to a subset of paraspeckles, nuclear compartments which localize to the edge of speckles and contain components involved in adenosine to inosine substitution [ 45].
San Antonio, Texas, a city with a complex relationship to an underground aquifer system but current little need and support for underground space, serves to illustrate the mapping method.
This method was tested to design coffee-based agroforestry systems mitigating soil erosion in central Costa Rica, a case study with a high-value crop in a complex relationship to its biophysical environment.
Tyler's had a complex relationship to the L.G.B.T. community, rife with contradictions.
In Tar Baby, every character is a consumer with appetites that highlight a complex relationship to the Caribbean and to the global marketplace.
Pitch is a fundamental percept with a complex relationship to the associated sound structure [ 1].
The worst gaffe, a crass insert of Meek in bed with Heinz, reduces a potentially complex relationship to a sweaty bunk-up in the Holloway Road.
"If I am left naked and hungry tomorrow," he wrote to an ex-girlfriend, "I will go naked and hungry; if I were a woman I would prostitute myself to all men but that I would succeed — in short, I will". This is but one of many interesting remarks about prostitution and ambition, and an instance of a strange, complex relationship to women in general.
The report notes that the transfer of wealth from the bottom half to a very select few is a hard and complex relationship to understand, but offers a few explanations for the ever-widening wealth gap pointing to an increasingly-stressed global economy, as well as factors such as climate change and war.
Socioeconomic position (SEP) is a multi-dimensional characteristic with an indirect, complex relationship to perinatal health [ 1- 5], and past studies indicate that multiple indicators should be considered when measuring inequalities [ 6, 7].
