The phrase "a complicated transition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or change that involves multiple difficult or intricate steps.
Example: "The company is undergoing a complicated transition as it shifts from traditional marketing strategies to digital platforms."
Alternatives: "a complex change" or "a difficult shift".
Dissatisfaction in healthcare could be due to a glitchy, complicated transition to the Affordable Care Act and apprehension over the future of healthcare - especially in light of the 2016 presidential election.
Therefore, China's biogas production is undertaking a dynamic and complicated transition, quite different from those of developed countries, and also different from those countries which rely on traditional agriculture or livestock husbandry.
Parmalat looks set to remain a high-profile case of how to manage the complicated transition from restructuring to growth mode.Over and out"Offshoring Spreads Its Wings"By Kate O'SullivanDuring America's last presidential election, candidates clamoured to demonise offshoring (the outsourcing of jobs and functions to other countries).
The rules of its complicated transition from apartheid to democracy were agreed upon in talks between the main parties long before elections were held.
Such studies would help to determine whether improved educational and occupational outcomes are sustained throughout the complicated transition to adulthood and beyond.
Computed descriptor based QSABR model produces comparable results as those calculated by Tang et al. at more complicated transition state theory based calculation using M06-2X/6-31 + G(d)//B3LYP/6-31G //B3LYP/6-31G
Given the present conditions of demographic growth and the complicated transition toward market economies in Central Asia, the problems of food security and designing policies to achieve it without compromising economic growth are at the forefront of policy agendas in these countries.
It was a complicated transaction.
