The phrase "a complex set of conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation or scenario that involves multiple, intricate factors or requirements.
Example: "The project was delayed due to a complex set of conditions that affected the timeline and resources available."
Alternatives: "a complicated array of factors" or "a multifaceted set of circumstances".
Rather the threat comes from a complex set of conditions and possibilities: surge tides, fat seas, rivers swollen with rainwater, and debilitated infrastructure.
The delight at the end of a joke is the result of a complex set of conditions and processes, and Cohen takes us through these conditions in a philosophical exploration of humor.
Building a pattern language creates a shared understanding of the actions that work (and don't work) in specific contexts and helps people make quicker management decisions when faced with a complex set of conditions.
Childhood chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a complex set of conditions that involves healthcare professionals (HCPs) and parents sharing management [ 1– 4].
Halpern and Pearl (2005) offer a complex set of conditions that aim to capture the intuition that one should only invoke contingencies "that do not interfere with active causal processes".
Dementias are a complex set of conditions estimated to affect 25 million people worldwide (Ferri et al., 2005), and 850,000 people in the UK alone (Prince et al., 2014).
The conduct of clinical trials in patients with acute neurological injury/disease involves a complex set of clinical conditions, which may require timely and accurate diagnosis, determination of appropriateness for recruitment and randomization, and careful clinical follow-up.
Most intervention-oriented studies revealed a complex set of social conditions that influence beliefs and behaviors that contribute to exposure to environmental health hazards.
For example, someone with a complex set of health conditions and/or disabilities may still be able to engage in life in a meaningful way depending in part on the resources available to them in the environment.
These sets of challenges interact to form a highly complex set of conditions for the delivery of these services.
Challenges associated with providing clinical support, those associated with the infrastructure of treatment settings, and those associated with the service/treatment system interact to form a highly complex set of conditions for the delivery of these services.
