The phrase "a complex system containing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a system that has multiple interconnected parts or elements within it.
Example: "The research focused on a complex system containing various ecological interactions that influence biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a multifaceted system that includes" or "an intricate system comprising".
The spectrum from the ORE contains many peaks since it is a complex system containing a huge amount of different substances [35].
The complement system is a complex system containing more than 30 various glycoproteins present in serum in the form of components, factors or other regulators and/or on the surface of different cells in the form of receptors [26].
Smart Factory of Industry 4.0 is a complex system containing various aspects and capabilitis of the factory of the future based on Internet of Things (IoT), Internet of Men (IoM), and Internet of Service (IoS).
The human body is a compound and complex system, containing many levels (not all of which may even be accessible as of now).
Regarding the LLCT process, the charge transfer (CT) band is presumably originated from electron-rich dmit ligand to the cyclopentadieneyl electron acceptor which is also often observed in the metal complex system containing both a dmit ligand as an electron donor and a bypyridine ligand as a π-electron acceptor [5 7].
We applied a scanning EB as a control system for a living cell membrane which is representative of large scale complex systems containing nanometer size components.
Due to correction requirements over a range of focal lengths, zoom lenses are complex systems containing from 12 to 20 elements.
We also present a methodology suitable to calculate sedimentation equilibrium in more complex systems, containing more than one solid, each of them characterized by its own size distribution.
However, complex systems containing only single stabilized nanoparticles are of limited interest for technical and practical applications.
Even larger discrepancies between measured and real pH values are seen in more complex systems containing mixtures of mono and divalent ions at high ionic strength.
While the atomic-level resolution provides unparalleled detail, it can be non-trivial to extract the important motions underlying simulations of complex systems containing many degrees of freedom.
