The phrase "a complex work that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a piece of art, literature, or any project that has multiple layers or intricacies.
Example: "The novel is a complex work that explores the themes of identity and belonging in a rapidly changing world."
Alternatives: "an intricate piece that" or "a multifaceted creation that".
One of the crucial points about Saul, however, is that the relationship between David and Jonathan is a positive force in a complex work that is both intensely spiritual and profoundly tragic.
One is struck by the flawless balance and meticulous detail that merge to define a complex work that requires multiple visits to fully appreciate.
Igor Stravinsky was determined to see a Broadway production of his opera "A Rake's Progress," a complex work that most opera houses take a deep breath before staging.
The depth of a complex work that deals with horrific but authentic aspects of life is sometimes found in the artists' personal implications in those parts of life.
This is one of the finest films about the process of movie-making, a bleak, complex work that gives Travolta his most challenging role.
Current interest in large datasets and the potential for health data to be put to an ever widening array of secondary uses tends to obscure the socially complex work that lies in the details of how data gets onto the record, and we suggest that this presents an important, often overlooked agenda for research on the quality of health care.
But it has little to do with the expressive and technically complex work that has come to define ODC's output over its nearly 40 years of existence.
This approach would free up paid health staff to do the urgent or complex work that needs special training, she thinks.Margaret Chan, WHO's director-general, has said as much herself.
It's a legendarily complex work that you learn next to nothing about here.
Like the artist himself, Serpent Music is a slithering, complex work that unfurls over repeated encounters but the effect is infinitely moving, like painting a dreamy landscape with hot streaks of raw emotion. Michelle Lhooq.
Teachers deserve nothing less than first-rate training for the complex work that we ask of them.
